Candy Corn Alphabet Letter Matching Game
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Caitlin, Florida kindergarten teacher and creator of the blog, Kindergarten Smiles, created this adorable fall themed game that would perfect for a holiday center exercise or even a classroom party. The game is made up of 26 three-piece alphabet candy corn puzzles. As they piece the puzzles together, matching upper and lower case letters as well as object pieces featuring the correct beginning letter sound, students will develop and demonstrate their command of the alphabet and build phonetic awareness.
The best part - if you visit Caitlin's full post, you'll find a free download for the game! Simply print it onto card stock, color, and laminate!
[EXTENSION: This would make a fabulously adorable interactive fall bulletin board!! }
Be sure to visit Kindergarten Smiles for the download - and while you're there, be sure to check out Caitlin's other fantastic ideas!
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