Here’s how I teach one letter each week in my preschool classroom! I combine my training in Orton-Gillingham and Handwriting Without Tears into a single large-group lesson. Because we have a half-day schedule with only four large-group lessons per week, this method covers everything we need efficiently: I show students the capital and lowercase letters, demonstrate correct letter formation using Handwriting Without Tears language, practice the letter sound, and explore words that begin with it.

148K views · 1.7K reactions | Letter Table setup for O week! ✨ I swap in fresh multisensory materials so kids can build, trace, and explore the letter O all week long. It’s a free-choice center—students pop in whenever they’re curious, get hands-on practice, then move on when they’re done. Printable resources are at preschoolvibes.com, and many of the table tools are linked on my Amazon storefront. | Preschool Vibes | Facebook

20K views · 78 reactions | Every single day I get asked multiple times, “What’s the letter order you use to teach letters?” 樂 Here’s exactly how you can find it! Head to my website, preschoolvibes.com, where I have a detailed blog post explaining the exact letter order I follow and WHY I use it.  | Preschool Vibes | Facebook