Interactive Notebook in Spanish - Letter A

Interactive Notebook in Spanish - Letter A - FREEBIE

No existe algo más lindo que empezar aprendiendo las letras del abecedario o alfabeto español. Para garantizar una forma diferente y didáctica de la enseñanza del alfabeto, he realizado este Cuaderno Interactivo que se basa en el reconocimiento, fijación y práctica de las 27 letras del alfabeto español además de los sonidos CH y LL.

Contiene 6 actividades interactivas detalladas a continuación:

1. Leo palabras que empiezan con la letra específica y realizo el dibujo correspondiente.

2. Escribo palabras que empiezan con la letra específica y coloreo.

3. Recorto y pego palabras que empiezan y que no empiezan con la letra específica.

4. Hago un círculo a todas las letras mayúsculas o minúsculas.

5. Trazo y escribo las letras.

6. Recorto y pego dibujos que empiezan con la letra específica.

Estas actividades se pueden utilizar como actividades del salón o de tarea para el hogar.
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En este set gratuito encontrarás publicadas las 6 actividades relacionadas a la primer letra del alfabeto español - Aa

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