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Posted by on Feb 11, 2014 in Activities, Learning | 47 comments

Musical letters

Musical letters

Ever since we tried playing musical letters several months back, my children have been asking to play it again, but I kept forgetting to make the letters up for them, until now, so here is our fun afternoon of dancing, music and learning.

Musical letters is such a fantastic game. It provides exercise, dance, music, fun and learning all in one!

It is basically musical islands or musical bumps, only with letters.

First you need to write out letters on pieces of paper or card.

Letters on coloured paper

Place the letters around the floor for the children to dance around.Letters

The music plays. When the music stops, shout out a letter and the children have to find and sit on that letter. What better way could there be to learn letters?Children playing musical letters

It is best to use easy letters first, then as the children learn, you can introduce more difficult letters like b and d.

You could also use this game for numbers instead of letters, or maybe sight words once they’ve got their letters sussed.

I highly recommend this game, my girls love playing it and are really starting to remember their letters now.

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47 Comments

  1. Thats a great idea, I will give it a go, my eldest starts school in sept and can already recognise many letters (and a few words) so this will be fun learning for her without trying.

    • My children absolutely love the game, they don’t even realise they are learning

  2. This is a brill idea, consider it stolen!

    • Please do….it is so much fun and learning and exercise all at the same time…kids love it!

  3. This looks like great fun and also a great way of learning too. Thanks for linking up #binkylinky

    • It is lots of fun x

    • Thank you :)

  4. What a great Idea… I work in a pre-school and I am always looking for fun new ways to teach letters!
    x

    • Thank you, glad you like it :)

  5. What a great idea! A fun way of learning letter and numbers. You could even adapt it to colours for even younger kids! Thank you for sharing and linking up with #BinkyLinky

  6. This is a superb idea. Will definitely be trying this with my eldest who loves musical statues!

  7. Awww mine are too big for this now but what a fab idea! :) xx

    • Time will be gone before you know it, enjoy the peekaboo while it lasts x

  8. What a great game, I need to remember this for when my little man is a but older! #binkylinky

    • Thank you, it is worth remembering I think

  9. what a fabulous idea my boys are always running round in circles will be great to give them something to run too I will definitely be trying this

    • Ah yes, give it a go, the kids love it :)

    • Thanks, it was

    • It is great for kids

  10. Brilliant idea – Thanks for linking up with the Parenting Pin It Party this week.

    • Thank you

  11. Great idea. Looks like tons of fun! Thanks for sharing.

    • Thanks

    • Thank you

  12. Great idea! I so this with animals (find an animal when the music stops and act like it…I guess) and colours!

    • Yes, you could do so many different variations depending on the children’s age etc!

  13. This is so adorable! And what a great party idea! Popping over from Twitter :)

    • Thank you :)

    • Thank you, hope you enjoy it :)

  14. Wow I should try this so creative n kids looking excited ..

    • My kids love it :)

  15. Great idea! It would be difficult with the whole class, but I think I can do it in small groups and differentiate the game. Thanks

    • Hope it works for you :)

  16. I am definitely going to try this game with my 4 year old. Thanks

    • Hope your 4yr old has fun

  17. So thankful I saw this on a cousin’s Facebook timeline. I am doing this in no time. Classes for school year 2014-2015 here in the Pilippines start June. Starting this tomorrow is just right in time! :)

    • So glad, I hope your children like it :)

  18. Thank you for sharing this – I think this is what my boys needs to get him interested in learning his letters!

  19. What a brilliant idea, so simple but easy and we all know that children learn thru play. You could do this with numbers too, such a great idea. Thnx for sharing

    • Thank you, it is definitely simple and you could do the same with numbers, or colours or sight words or shapes

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