Preschool Alphabet Fun Using Magnetic Letters

If you’re a regular Fun-A-Day reader, you know I am all about FUN and MEANINGFUL learning for kiddos. This mantra of mine applies to preschool alphabet activities, too, of course. Inspired by P is for Preschooler, this week’s Share It Saturday features are all about the fun ways to use magnetic letters to teach.

fun preschool alphabet activities with magnetic letters

Easy-peasy sight word puzzles | P is for Preschooler

Name Kits | Fun-A-Day

Magnetic letter rainbow | Fantastic Fun and Learning

Magnetic letter alphabet soup | Pre-K Pages

Earth Day making words sensory bin | Fun-A-Day

Color matching water bin with letters | Sugar Aunts

Magnetic letters in the block center | Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds

Decorating cupcakes with a literacy twist | Learn with Play at Home

Alphabet construction site | My Nearest and Dearest

Quick trick: how to use magnetic letters with your kids | Teach Mama

Sorting magnetic letters to teach literacy and math skills | Fun-A-Day

Magnetic letters on the garage door | Sugar Aunts

Magnetic letter word families | No Time for Flash Cards

8 magnetic letter games | Growing Book by Book

“Read My Mind” letter game | Playdough to Plato

Reading and matching game | The Pleasantest Thing

Alphabet Goo | Learn with Play at Home

Magnetic letter slam | Mom Inspired Life

Here are a variety of magnetic letters to check out (affiliate links). I have used the Lakeshore letters for years and years and years!

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Check out what my co-hosts are sharing this week – Sugar Aunts, Chestnut Grove Academy, & Still Playing School.