Hey is for...Honey Nut Cheerios!

We started working on the letter Hey. We covered the entire letter with glue and then glued on the Honey Nut Cheerios one-by-one. Well, we started with more, but we lost some of them along the way… It was very tempting to eat some Honey Nut Cheerios while we did our work! We left it to dry on the side and then added another coat of thick layer of glue.

We placed our hand over the bumpy surface and were able to make the sound of letter HEY!! 

To work on the rest of the letters, read more about "My Aleph Bais Touch!" by following this link

Daled is for Dollars

And here comes the letter Daled! We glued on paper dollars right on the letter Daled. We first spread the glue to make sure it covers all the surface and then folded the paper dollars. It was so much fun to see the letter Daled turn into Dollars! Once dried, we were able to "feel" letter Daled and  make the sound. 

Paper money is always good to have around. We mostly use it for math unit or for pretend-play. The kids usually ask me for the paper money during center time.  The grocery corner is the most popular center and the most looked after. Once free play is over, I just hope a get all my "money" back ;)  

To work on the rest of the letters, read more about "My Aleph Bais Touch!" by following this link.

Gimmel is for Glitter!

We started working on the letter Gimmel. So for, our favorite letter. We got the glitter everywhere...in our hair, clothes, table top and of course, some on the letter Gimmel. We first placed some glue on the letter and then added the glitter from  a distance. We gently tapped the back of the paper to make sure that all the glitter stays on the letter. Once dried, we were able to "touch" the letter Gimmel and make the sound. To work on the rest of the letters, read more about "My Aleph Bais Touch!" by following this link.

Veis is for Velcro

For letter Veis, we placed Velcro on it. It is really easy! Just peel off the back of the velcro and stick it on the letter. Then, have the child touch the letter Veis to make the sound. To work on the rest of the letters, read more about "My Aleph Bais Touch!" by following this link.

Have fun!