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This game helps kids identify uppercase and lowercase letters and would be a great addition to an apple themed learning unit
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Set It Up
For this activity you will need:
Paper
Printer
Scissors
Optional but recommended: Laminator
Below are the supplies I use personally at home. After doing so many printable activities, I've found that it's most helpful to always have these basic supplies on hand.
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Start It Up
Print out and cut up the sheets into the separate pieces. Laminating would be a good idea as it makes it much easier for the child to move the pieces around.
Place the apples in one pile and leaves in another. Match up the uppercase letters on the apple to the lowercase letters on the leaves.
Level Up
You can make this into a group game by dividing up into teams to see who can match them up the fastest.
You could also turn it into a gross motor game. Hang up the apples on twigs or branches using string. Ask the child to jump up to harvest the apple from the apple tree and match up with the leaves.
Pair It Up
VTech Alphabet Apple – This toy teaches phonic sounds, the alphabet, spelling, words, numbers and even telling time. Although VTech brand toys tend to be on the more expensive side, I personally find that they last longer and they do keep my children entertained making them worth the money.
Ustide Red Apple Alphabet Educational Kids Rug – Looking for apple themed decor for the classroom? This rug is great for circle time and helps kids learn their upper and lowercase letters.
Curious Columbus Magnetic Letters and Numbers – This set is made of thick foam with full magnetic backing making them safer for kids. No more magnets falling off the letters! They are large and easy to grip.
