The alphabet comes to life in preschool through playful discovery, and the letter T is full of fun opportunities for learning. Whether you’re talking about teeth, triangles, or trains, the letter T helps children connect sounds, shapes, and words in meaningful ways. In this post, you’ll find a variety of hands-on activities to help your preschoolers recognize, explore, and enjoy the letter T—all while building foundational literacy skills through play.
T is for Teeth!
- Use Play-Doh to make “teeth”, I love these kits that I found at Dollar Tree!
- Teeth letter writing- find this freebie below and laminate the tooth. My students love writing letters with dry erase markers and erasing it with a toothbrush. Such a fun way to practice writing letters!
T is for Triangle!
*Learn about different triangles and use transparent colored triangles on the light table!
*Practice cutting out triangles. You can find my free shape-cutting worksheets below!
T is for Tiger!
Make a tiger out of the letter T! We love making animals out of letters and putting them together to make a cute animal alphabet book!
T is for Tea Party!
Have a tea party or add a tea set to your dramatic play center while you learn about the letter T!
T is for Train Tracks!
Trains are always a favorite and are great to play with while learning about the letter T!
T is for Tree!
*Draw trees on transparent paper and use acrylic leaves to make trees on the light table!
*Make a tree craft out of squares that make the letter T!
Click here for more alphabet activities and printables.
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