****Guess what?! Letter of the Week lesson plans are getting an overhaul! I’m going through and updating all plans, adding new free worksheets and making sure all links are up to date! I’ve created a bunch of templates too for some of the crafts that’ll make your life a lot easier! Hang tight! It may take some time to get through all the letters, but it’s coming soon!! If you’re seeing this message, this post has already been updated!***
Today I’m back to working on my letter of the week lesson plan series. I’ll be sharing some more preschool science lessons like yesterday’s soon, but wanted to share some more letter of the week posts since there are so many!
Today’s letter is H. This letter is my daughter’s favorite letter for the sole fact that the word horse starts with H. She is obsessed with horses (much like her Mama was). The other crafts never stood a chance once she heard we were going to make a horse. There’s also an awesome science experiment for you too!
Letter H Lesson Plan
You can grab this week’s lesson plans here or by clicking on the image below to download.
Flashcards
If you need to check out how to apply these flashcards and why they are so important, you can read about it here. Be sure to grab my free file by signing up for my email list.
This week’s card should be reviewed like so: “h-hippo-/h/.” Make sure you’re reviewing all of the flashcards up to this point! Your child should be able to identify them out of order.
Video
This week’s song is a happy tune that sure to leave you humming!
Books
This week’s books include one of my favorite authors, Jan Brett! I love everything she’s ever written and have most of her books. She is also super awesome to write to, and sends lots of cool stuff back!
If you can’t find these books at your local library, remember to check out Amazon!
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Crafts
This week’s crafts are some of our favorites! My youngests dreams of one day being a salon owner who plays with hair, nails and makeup all day long.
This craft was her absolute fav! Grab this simple H template here. 
My oldest, horse obsessed daughter loved this cute craft. Grab the free template here.
I’ll take every opportunity to capture a precious handprint. This sweet craft is so easy to make! Just need hands, paint and a marker!
Check out this precious hippo! This is a 2 part template. Grab the first one here and second one here.
This cute craft is a great opportunity to review shapes and their attributes. Grab the first page of this template here, and the second page here.
Activities
The activities in ths week’s Letter H Lesson Plan were all sorts of fun!
To celebrate H this week, we grabbed a bunch of materials and attempted to make hats out of the resources available. This couture custom piece was created by my daughter using a paper plate, ribbon and lots of emblishments!
We used legos to practice making letters this week. When it comes to curved sides we just drag a smooth end of the Lego.
I saw lots of hammer crafts on Pinterest, but was a bit stumped as to how to hammer through paper easily. We already had playdough out and it occured to me that playdough would be the perfect substance to use.
So I whipped up a cute template to fit in a bread pan, and we got to hammering away. I loved it so much, I’m working on doing all the letters. I’ll share a post about that soon, but until then, here’s my free Letter H template!
Worksheets
This week’s Handwriting practice sheet can be found here or by clicking below.
This week’s Letter Find sheet will have your child differentiating between upper and lower case letters in no time. Grab your copy here or by clicking on the image below.
Practice Letter h sounds with this week’s Beginning Sounds sheet. Grab it here or by clicking on the image below.
Here’s another opportunity to practice letter case discernment. Grab this week’s sheet here or by clicking on the image below.
The last sheet of the week is this week’s Letter Maze. Grab a copy here or below.
And we’ve reached the end of this week’s Letter H lesson plan. Be sure to check out the rest of the lesson plans here!
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