Show and Tell Letter A
Got an apple, an avocado, or a toy airplane at home? Letter A makes Show and Tell surprisingly easy.
The ultimate guide for preschool and kindergarten Show and Tell day. Browse all 26 letters — each with curated items, crafts, songs, activities, and free printable worksheets.
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Got an apple, an avocado, or a toy airplane at home? Letter A makes Show and Tell surprisingly easy.
Bouncy balls, brave bears, and buzzing bugs — Letter B show and tell ideas for a bouncy, buzzy week.
Toy cars, crunchy cookies, and crafty crowns — Letter C show and tell ideas, from hard C to soft C.
Roaring dinosaurs, banging drums, and daring ducks — Letter D show and tell ideas for a loud, proud week.
Trumpeting elephants, cracking eggs, and secret envelopes — Letter E show and tell ideas, short E to long E.
Fluttery feathers, friendly frogs, and flashing firetrucks — Letter F show and tell ideas for a fast, fun week.
Giraffe necks, juicy grapes, and toy guitars — Letter G growls with two different sounds.
Silly hats, whirring helicopters, and hammer taps — Letter H starts with a happy puff of air.
Ice cream, iguanas, and igloos — Letter I says its name and whispers it too.
Jellybeans, jump ropes, and jingling bells — Letter J is the jumpiest week of the year.
Kites, keys, and kazoos — Letter K kicks off with a quick kuh sound.
Five L things already in your house, the words your child can say about each, and a two-minute mirror trick for the L sound.
Monkeys, magnets, and muffins — Letter M hums along all week long.
Nests, noodles, and narwhals — Letter N show and tell ideas kids love to share.
Octopus crafts, orange taste tests, and Letter O show and tell ideas for a week of wow.
Penguins, pinecones, and puppets are just the beginning — letter P has more Show and Tell ideas than you'd expect.
Queens, quilts, and quarters — Letter Q show and tell ideas for the trickiest letter of all.
Robots, rainbows, and rockets — Letter R show and tell ideas that are pure classroom gold.
A seashell from the beach, a sunflower from the yard — letter S turns everyday finds into classroom gold.
Toy trains, tame tigers, and terrific show and tell ideas for Letter T.
Umbrellas, unicorns, and ukuleles — marvelous show and tell ideas for Letter U.
Volcanoes, violins, and victory flags — very fun show and tell ideas for Letter V.
Whales, wagons, and watermelon — wonderful show and tell ideas for Letter W.
Xylophones, fox toys, and six blocks — X-cellent show and tell ideas for Letter X.
Yo-yos, yarn, and yellow everything — yes-worthy show and tell ideas for Letter Y.
Zebras, zippers, and zoo tickets — zippy show and tell ideas for Letter Z.
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