When he was finished, we grabbed the next page in his stack: P is for Policeman! We kept going until all of the community helper sheets were completed.
Then, he grabbed a bingo dauber and started marking all of the upper and lowercase letters on the sheet. It’s probably no surprise that “fireman” was the first thing on our list.Īfter a minute or two, I had him trace the big and little F in the title of his paper with his finger – being sure to start at the top of the letter and follow the line down.
I asked him what sound F made and then we worked together to brainstorm words that started with it. Middle Brother (age 5) grabbed the first page and named the letter at the top: F. Students use the BINGO Dauber, or dot markers, to press down on each circle just like BINGO players do.This includes Capital Letters from A-Z. To prep, I simply grabbed our box of bingo daubers (available on Amazon here) and printed off the four community helper-themed dabbing sheets:Ĭompleting the dabbing sheets was just as straightforward as the prep. These Uppercase Alphabet Dabber Activity worksheets are a great way to help your students with their fine motor, counting, one-to-one recognition, vocabulary and letter recognition. This post contains Amazon affiliate links. They’re a perfect complement to our super popula r Ultimate Preschool Activity Pack! Just grab your box of daubers, print off the pages and you’re ready to work on the ABCs.
Getting ready for a community helper theme?! These playful alphabet dabber sheets are a must-try.
