Activities with the letter D for Literacy

We selected in this post several Activities with the letter D, ready to print and apply to early grade students in the literacy process. They are educational activities that help in a fun way to initial literacy.

The letter D – Music:

More in:

• Activities with the letter A
• Activities with the letter B
• Activities with the letter C

Activities with the letter D to print

Complete the words with the D consonant:

Complete the words and then link them correctly:

Find the following pictures in the syllabic word search

Replace pictures with words and write sentences

Color the letters D that appear in the letter finder in green:

Connect the dots and see the figure that will form:

write the missing letters

Write, using cursive, the names of the following drawings:

Color the figures that have the consonant D:

Mark an x ​​in the name of the figures below:

See too:

• Handout with lyrics of children's songs for download.
• Calligraphy Activities with Cursive Letters
• Activities with moving letters in literacy with advances and student resources

Activities with the letter D for Literacy

Using wool and glue, outline the letter D, upper and lower case

Note the syllables of the letter D and color in the data:

Connect the drawings to the initial syllable

Color the syllables according to the name of the drawings

Find words starting with the letter D in the diagram

Join the letters and form syllables

Write the initial letter of the names of the drawings

Dictation of the letter D syllables

Other suggestions for activities at:

• Alphabet calligraphy with upper and lower case cursive letters
• Letter Exchange Activities
• Alphabet Activities: Letters D, E, F

Activities with the letter D in PDF

Always thinking of making it easy for you, we decided to make all the activities with the letter d, shown above for download in PDF. To access the material, check the following link and download:

• Download in PDF

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Activities with the letter D - Data syllabic

To carry out the Activities with the letter D - Syllable data, we will need the following materials: Sheet A4 and Template that we will make available below.

Template to print:

Let's go through the step-by-step activity with the letter D:

• Assemble the syllable die.
• Let each child go to the front of the room to roll the dice.
• The game is very simple, the child throws the dice.
• She needs to read the syllable that was drawn.
• After reading the syllable, the child needs to say a word that contains that syllable.
• Encourage them to choose words that start with the syllable.
• If words have become scarce over the course of the game, let them say words that have the syllable in the middle or also at the end of the word.

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Activities with the letter D – Checkers

The purpose of this activity is to stimulate Attention, Concentration, Logical Reasoning, Strategy, Memory

Material:

• Board and Checkers

How to play:

• The checkerboard consists of a square divided into eight rows of eight squares of alternating colors – usually white and black. The pieces are also divided into two colors, each player representing one of them. To assemble the board, just place all the pieces on the dark squares, in the first three rows in front of the player. The objective of the game is to eliminate or block as many opposing pieces as possible. In the basic game, alternate moves, starting with who has the black pieces. Participants move the pieces one at a time to the adjacent empty squares, and the moves can only be diagonal and forward. When one of the squares is occupied by the opponent, but the next one is empty, the player can jump over it, removing the other player's piece. The player can jump two or more pieces if there is an empty space between each of them. These are called double or triple jumps. When a piece reaches the opponent's bottom square, it will become a 'Lady', placing a previously captured piece of the same color on it. In addition to the diagonal movement, the 'Ladies' they can move forward or backward and jump in any direction. But they can be jumped by the opponent, like common pieces. Tip: try variations of this game, such as the German Checkers Game. It follows the same rules, with the difference that all pieces can move back and forth and that it will only turn one. 'lady' if at the end of a single move it reaches the opposite end of the opponent.

Activities with the letter D - Dart of D

The objective of this game is to work the dart game, as it starts with the letter D. The game of darts is intended to hit a certain target worth a certain score.

To perform this activity we will need:

• Cardboard box.
• Adhesive.
• Paper clips.
• Crepe paper.
• Hammer.
• Green, black, red and blue marker pen.

Dart Step by Step:

1. Open the paper clip to make the tip, flatten the tip with the hammer to sharpen it.
2. Use the tape to make the body of the die, wrapping around the clip, leaving the end in view.
3. Use the crepe paper to decorate the other end of the dart.
4. Paint the adhesive, if you like.

Target Step by Step:

1. Make a circular pattern on the cardboard.
2. Use the pens to make circles through the pattern.
3. Each circle is worth a different amount of points
   Those at the end 20
   those in the middle 40
   The center 100
4. Use the black pen to make the center circleChildren need to hit the darts on the target to earn points.
   The child with the most points wins.

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Activities with the letter D - Chair dance

 Set aside a seat for each child, except one, for example: if you have 10 children you will need 9 seats. Arrange them in a circle with the seat facing out. Put on a song and ask the children to rotate in the same direction, with their hands behind their backs. Stop the music and ask the children to sit down, whoever is left without a chair leaves the game. Repeat the activity until only one child remains, the winner.

Variation: You can take out a chair each round, but not take out any children, you need to sit on each other's lap.