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Mailbox Syllables! Ages 4+

Age 4+, Age 5+, Age 6+, Language & Literacy, Language Arts, Phonological Awareness, Preschool, Seasonal, Winter

This is a fun way to work on syllables. In this activity Kysen is sorting which words have 1, 2 and 3 syllables. Knowing how to divide words into syllables can help: improve reading skills, pronounce new, hard words & names, pronounce vowels, spell words correctly. We found these cute little mailboxes at target. I have also seen similar ones at the dollar store. Thank you Pre-K Pages for this great idea!

Materials:
Heart Syllables printable ( 6- 1 syllable heart cards, 6- 2 syllable heart cards, 6- 3 syllable heart cards)
3 Mailboxes

Here is a video of Kysen doing the activity!

Mailbox Syllables! Ages 4+ This is a fun way to work on syllables. In this activity Kysen is sorting which words have 1, 2 and 3 syllables. Knowing how to divide words into syllables can help: improve reading skills, pronounce new, hard words & names, pronounce vowels, spell words correctly. We found these cute little mailboxes at target. I have also seen similar ones at the dollar store. Thank you Pre-K Pages for this great idea!Get the heart syllable cards here >>> https://learnasyouplay.net/shop-premium-printables/Full Details: https://learnasyouplay.net/2020/01/20/mailbox-syllables/
Posted by LEARN as you PLAY- Early Childhood Activites on Monday, 20 January 2020

You will need to add the numbers 1, 2 and 3 to the mailboxes . Then print out your heart syllables printable and cut the hearts out.

Now you are ready to play. Kysen has been practicing syllables at school. He likes to clap the syllables out as he counts how many each word has.

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Shann Acevedo

Hi I’m Shann, a Preschool Teacher, mother of three and Creator of Learn As You Play. I have been working as a preschool teacher for 13 years with children ranging from 1- 5 years old. I believe that PLAY is a huge part of children’s learning and development. Children should be active and involved in their learning. Children learn best by doing. My goal is for children to develop a love for learning while having fun!

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