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Connect Four Putting Letters in Order Activity

Using Connect Four Putting Letters in Order Activity, students play Connect Four to practice putting letters in alphabetical order.

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How to teach Alphabetical Order

Using Connect Four Putting Letters in Order Activity, students play Connect Four to practice putting letters in alphabetical order.

Your students need lots of practice with ABC order. This activity gives you students the opportunity to put letters in alphabetical order in a fun way!

Cut apart the letter tiles. Grab a partner and a Connect Four game board. Game boards include one that is blank and some that are filled in with letters. One player uses the red set of letters and the other uses black.

Other resources to use with this Connect Four Putting Letters in Order Activity

If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about ABC order.

Use this Letter Order Activity as an additional resource for your students.

Introduce this activity by listening to the Have Fun Teaching Alphabet Song. After listening, ask your students which letters come after one another. Then, students complete activity independently or with a partner. This is a great addition to any literacy center or small group lesson!

Be sure to check out more ABC Order Activities.

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