Alphabet Bingo Alphabet bingo is a great way to help your child with letter recognition. Here are a few different ways to play: • Give your child a capital (or lowercase) letter bingo card and something to use to cover the letters (ex. pennies). Use the letter cards and call out letters to your child, showing them the letter card. • Give your child a capital (or lowercase) letter bingo card and something to use to cover the letters. Use the letter cards and call out letters to your child, without showing them the letter card. • Give your child a capital letter bingo card and something to use to cover the letters. Use the letter cards to show your child a lowercase letter. Your child will cover the corresponding capital letter. • Give your child a lowercase letter bingo card and something to use to cover the letters. Use the letter cards to show your child a capital letter. Your child will cover the corresponding lowercase letter.

Alphabet Bingo

Alphabet Bingo

Alphabet Bingo

Alphabet Bingo

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Alphabet Bingo Letter Cards

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Number Matching Game This number matching card game is a way you can help your child learn the numbers 0-9. Cut out the number and picture cards on the following pages. Help your child match each number card to the card with that number of dots until your child can play independently. You can also give your child the dot cards and hold up a number card, asking for the matching dot card. Be intentional about not always playing with the numbers in order. It will benefit your child to learn the numbers both in and out of counting order.

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Color Bingo Here is another bingo game to help your child learn the colors! These are a few different ways to play: • Give your child a color bingo card. Hold up a color card with the color name, saying the name of the color, and your child can cover the matching space on the bingo card. • Give your child a color bingo card. Use the color cards to call out colors to your child, without showing your child a card. Your child can cover the space with that color on the bingo card. (The space with all colors is considered the “free” space.)

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Let’s Learn Shapes! On the follow pages, you will find ways for your child to continue practicing colors, but also learn about different shapes! To help your child get started, you can color the shapes at the bottom of the page together, according to the directions.

Resources gathered from: www.KidZone.ws