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Alphabet Ideas: The LETTER R Activities!


	Alphabuddy - Rocky R Alphabet Craft Age 2+

	Rabbit Crafts

	Raccoon Paper Craft or Raccoon Toilet Paper Roll Craft

	Rainbow Crafts and coloring

	Reindeer Crafts

	Robbie Rectangle (Shapes Buddy) Paper Craft Age 2+

	Rooster Paper Craft Age 2+

	Rosie Red (Color buddy) Paper Craft Age 2+

	Letter R colouring pages multiple choices

	Letter R Games and Puzzles

	Letter R Mini Book

	Letter R songs and rhymes

	Letter R tracer pages multiple fonts to chose from ENGLISH, FRENCH and SPANISH now available

	Letter R-r template

Letter QR and qr templates

Each week we have a special "letter of the week". During the week, we make crafts that feature the letter of the week and practice the upper and lower cases of the letter. WHAT WE DO - ACTIVITIES: During R week, we tried to see how many Rides we could go on. We went for a ride in the van, a ride in the wagon, a ride on our bikes, a ride on daddy's shoulders. We even went for a ride on the merry go round at our local mall. Then we tried to imagine what else we could ride. An airplane? A horse? An elephant? A rhino? A zebra? We brainstormed all the things that one might be able to ride and then provided magazine pictures and computer clipart for the things they'd come up with. The girls made a collage of things to ride with all the pictures. You might find a couple of crafts to help reinforce the "ride" theme in our transportation and animals sections (though be forewarned, you'll never be able to predict all the things they'll decide are eligible for riding laugh) WHAT WE DO - SHAPES: This is a good week to point out that a circle is round. You can also work on showing the kids what a rectangle is. I'm hoping to get shapes buddies templates done in the not too distant future! WHAT WE DO - BODY: LETTER R GAME REACH, RUB, RUN, ROLL This is a fun and active game for young children. You'll need a fair amount of space for the running and rolling part. It's sort of a cross between Simon Says and Head & Shoulders, Knees & Toes. For very young children, have the leader simply shout out the commands Reach Rub Run and Roll in order. When the leader says REACH, the kids stand on their tip toes and reach as high as they can. When the leader says RUB, the kids rub their tummies like they just ate something yummy. When the leader says RUN, the kids run around the room. When the leader says ROLL, the kids drop to the ground and roll around on the floor. then start again at REACH As an alternative (and for older kids), you can add a random element (don't say the words in order) or you can add a competitive element (instead of Simon Says, do "Rory says" or "Rachel says") - if the children change their activity when Rachel didn't say, they're out. Relay races are another good letter R activity. WHAT WE DO - CRAFTS: Using Rice to fill in a picture is fun and adds texture. You can color 3/4 cups of rice using food color and 1 tsp of rubbing alcohol. Use rice to fill in or make a frame for the letter R-r template to help reinforce the letter shapes. WHAT WE DO - FOOD: During "Rr week" try out this simple Rainbow cookie recipe. The kids have so much fun rolling the snakes of colored dough out (it's just like playing with playdough).

	Links to other Letter R Activity and Printables Websites