The Letter S

Preschool Letter S Activities

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Scooby Doo stickers fill the letter S.

Smiley face stickers fill in a different S template.

(Both of the templates above were printed from Confessions of a Homeschooler.)

We planted seeds on a wet sponge to observe germination.

Selling at the store was fun dramatic play.

Eli loved building (and knocking down) skyscrapers using our giant foam blocks.

Straw painting is easy.  Place a blob of tempera paint on some paper and blow into a straw to move the paint around the paper.

Eli practiced finding stars in a preschool workbook from the Dollar Tree.

Big sis helped Eli make some sand art.  You could also use glitter and call it sparkle art.

Does it sink or float?  What a fun experiment!

We have several little stampers.  Eli had fun making his own stamper artwork.

Eli used pre-cut shapes to make some more artwork.

Eli practiced his scissor skills a lot this week.

Sorting shapes by attributes is a great early science and logic activity.  Use sticker, beads, straws, and buttons to sort into groups with similar characteristics.

We use the Somebody board game to learn a little about what’s inside our bodies.

The I Spy memory game is challenging!

I let Eli look at our skeleton model before I helped him put together his own paper skeleton with brads.

 We also took some time to play around with 3-D shapes.

I really had to reign myself in for the letter S.  We could have done so many fun things! 

Preschool Books About the Letter S

The Rest of the Alphabet