Are you getting ready for a fun and educational Show and Tell Letter A week? This post is packed with creative ideas, engaging printables, and hands-on activities that help children learn the alphabet through play. Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, these Letter A resources will make your alphabet journey memorable and meaningful.
🎯 This Week’s Goal: Learning the Letter A
During this week’s show and tell, kids will:
Recognize and pronounce the letter A
Identify objects that begin with A
Practice describing and sharing in complete sentences
Expand vocabulary through fun discovery games
✏️ Draw and Tell: My A Object
Let your child choose one object that begins with the letter A. Have them draw it and practice saying:
“A is for Apple.”
Or: “A is for Airplane.” ✈️
Here are a few easy and familiar A-words to inspire their drawings:
Apple 🍎
Alligator 🐊
Airplane ✈️
Ant 🐜
Tip: Print our “Draw My A Object” worksheet and let their imagination fly!
💬 New A Words to Learn
Introduce new vocabulary with visuals or real-life objects. Use a treasure hunt or storytelling method to keep it playful.
3 Words to Learn This Week:
Astronaut 👨🚀
Anchor ⚓
Avocado 🥑
🎲 Game idea: Hide these items or picture cards around the room. Ask: “Can you find something that starts with A?” Every time they find one, have them say the word out loud and clap it out.
🔍 A Hunt: Can You Find These A Words?
Make alphabet learning an adventure! Use the Letter A Hunt Worksheet to help kids find and recognize objects that start with A.
✅ Items to search for:
Apple
Ant
Alligator
Apron
Airplane
🖍️ Let them color or check off the items as they find them.
🐊 Craft Time: A is for Alligator
Crafting is a great way to reinforce learning while improving motor skills.
🧰 You’ll need:
Green paper
Scissors (safety!)
Glue
Googly eyes
A printable letter A outline
🛠️ Instructions:
Cut out a big letter A.
Add triangle teeth and green skin.
Stick on googly eyes and a paper tail.
Name your alligator!
“I named my alligator: Andy!” 🐊
You can also do an A is for Apple torn-paper craft for younger learners.
📥 Download Your Free Letter A Printable Pack
Make learning easy and fun with our ready-to-print resources.
Click below to download your Show and Tell Letter A PDF Pack, which includes:
📄 “My A Object” Drawing Page
🕵️ “Letter A Hunt” Worksheet
🎨 “A is for Apple” Craft Template
🧠 A-word Flash Cards
(Perfect for preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten learners!)
💡 Learning Tip: Use Games and Repetition
Children learn best through play and repetition. Repeat A-words daily using songs, fingerplays, or snack-time naming. For example:
🎵 “A is for Apple, red and round!
A is for Ant, crawling on the ground!”
➡️ What’s Next? Letter B is Coming Soon!
We hope your kids had fun learning about Letter A!
Don’t miss our next adventure:
👉 [Show and Tell Letter B Activities]
Let’s keep the alphabet journey going, one exciting letter at a time.
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