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Next up is the letter N. My toddler’s favorite word starts with the letter N. Any guesses?
“Nooooo!”
Mommy’s favorite word bedtime, doesn’t start with n, but it comes at night! Is there any tired like summer with small kids tired?
Check out this week’s letter of the week plans, chock full of letter N words!
Letter N Lesson Plan
You can grab this week’s lesson plans by clicking here, or clicking on the image below.
Flashcards
As always, you can find my explaination for why these flashcards are so important and exactly how you should be using them here.
This week’s flashcard should be practiced like this “n-night-/n/.” Be sure to grab my flashcards by signing up for my newsletter!
Books
As always, you may find most of these in your local library. You can also purchase most of the used on Amazon dirt cheap!
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Video
This week’s song is a fun little tune that reminds me of something you’d see a muppet singing.
Crafts
N is for Newspaper was a super easy craft. Just need some newspaper and glue!
I made a blank template that works for several of this week’s crafts. You can grab it here.
The night sky is one of my favorite things. I love staring at the stars on a warm night. This sweet craft was one of my favorites.
You’ll just need my black N template and some star stickers. We made the moon out of tin foil. Grab that free template here or by clicking below. 
We dyed a bunch of pasta for the necklace activity and used some of it in this craft.
This is another place I used the blank letter n template found here. 
This N is for numbers craft was super easy with some scrapbook stickers.
Again, I used the blank letter n template found here. 
How cute is this n is for nest craft? It’s got me feeling all the spring feels!
This craft has two pages for templates. You can grab the first here and the second here
Activities
We had lots of fun with this week’s activities. The nature walk was a fun way to spend the afternoon.
Worksheets
In this Beginning Sounds sheet, you’ll need to isolate that intial sound and determine what starts with n.
Grab that free sheet here or by clicking the picture below.
The Color by Letter Type sheet is a great way to practice identifying upper and lowercase n. Grab the free sheet here. 
It can be hard to tell letters a part, espcially if they look similar. Letter Mazes are a great way to practice that skill.
Grab this sheet by clicking on the image below or here.
Even though the focus of these plans is not on letter writing, it’s important to introduce proper letter formation. This handwriting sheet is a great introduction.
Grab your free copy below or by clicking here.
The Letter Find sheet is another great opportunity to practice identifying different letters, both upper and lowercase.
Grab it here or below. 
That’s our letter N lesson plan in a nutshell! Check out all of the other letter of the week lesson plans here.
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