Think the Wood Pieces Set for Capital Letters is just for letter formation activities? Well, think again because the Wood Pieces can be used for so much more! Although the Wood Pieces are typically used to teach Pre-K children capital letter formations through imitation, they can be used in various (even more fun) ways to boost learning in the classroom! Check out some of our favorite Wood Pieces activities!
Put on the Tunes
Play the songs from our music albums that correspond with the Wood Pieces lessons to get your students moving and grooving while learning the Wood Pieces shapes. Whether you choose to dance and sing to the “Wood Pieces Pokey” or the “Big Line March,” you’ll be building your students’ sensory motor skills like position and mobility and foundation skills like listening and repeating!
Bring Position Concepts to Life
Under and over, behind and besides . . . teaching positions without visual context is often too tricky for your little learners. Demonstrate position words and concepts using the Wood Pieces to show children each position they’re learning and the differences between them. Then, have children imitate your movements to further grasp position concepts! Check out our How-To Videos to watch how teachers and occupational therapists use the Wood Pieces in their classrooms.
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