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Alphabet Monster

by Angela Thayer 2 Comments

It’s the last day in my 5-day series of upcycled crafts! Today we made an alphabet monster out of a juice carton.

To make this, you first need to cover the carton with paper.

juice  Then add some googly eyes and glue on ribbon for hair.

ribbon  Then using a knife or scissors, cut a jagged mouth.

Alphabet Monster -- a fun phonics game for preschoolers!

Now to play this game, you just need alphabet letters. Recite the following chant when you feed the monster her alphabet letters.

Monster, Monster, What would you like? 

I would like a ‘R’…. Rrrr, Rrrr, Rrrr!

With each letter you say the sound it makes.

Here’s a video with Troy doing the chant:

 

This is just a fun game to practice letter sounds! My kids loved it 🙂

Alphabet Monster

Alphabet Monster

This 5-day series is part of the iHomeschool Network Hopscotch. Be sure to visit the Hopscotch landing page to discover more great series!!

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  1. Anna says

    October 8, 2013 at 10:55 pm

    Love this idea! I just completed our “monster.” Can’t wait to try the game with my girls.

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  2. Anna says

    June 14, 2013 at 7:31 pm

    Cute! My three year old needs help recognizing lower case letters as well as learning more letter sounds. I’ll have to try this with our next orange juice carton!
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