The Disappearing Alphabet
Here is a game you can play with your child to help them learn to recognize
the alphabet. Start by printing one copy of the worksheet for each person
playing the game.
DISAPPEARING ALPHABET WORKSHEET
Version #1:
The version that we played used a 30 sided dice with the letters of the
alphabet and 4 'wild' characters (*). Each person took turns rolling the
dice and then checking off the letter that was rolled. If the player rolls
a wild character they may check off whichever letter they would like. The
game ends when one player has checked off all their letters.
To make the game more challenging you could use a dice with upper case
letters and the worksheet with lower case letters.
Version #2:
If you don't have access to a 30 sided 'ABC' dice you could use the alphabet
stamp templates as cards. Print the templates and cut the stamps
out. Shuffle them and place the upside down on the table. Take turns
drawing a card and then checking off the appropriate letter on the
worksheet. The player with all the letters checked off first wins.
Version #3: (Travel Version)
Take a few worksheets with you on a trip and then look for the letters on
signs and license plates as you are driving. The first person to find all
the letters wins. You could make it more challenging by asking each player
to look for objects and places that start with each of the letters. For
example, if you see a bridge you check off the letter 'B'.
Special thanks to the Box
Cars and One-Eyed Jacks website for allowing us to include
the Disappearing Alphabet in our recognition games!
(© "On A Roll To Spelling and More" by Box Cars and One-Eyed Jacks, 1995)
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