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Letter H PosterPrint up on white card stock.If using the B & W poster - color andLaminate.If using the Color poster – laminate.B & W can also be used as an additionalletter H worksheet for the children.

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Letter H FlashcardsPrint up on white card stock.If using the B & W flashcards - color andlaminate.If using the color flashcards – laminate.You can also use the cards as a Letter HRing book.Punch a hole in the upper left hand corner ofeach card after you trim them, and placetogether with a ring.

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Letter H WorksheetsPrint up on regular copy paper.Use as extra sheets when working on one of the1 - 2 - 3 Curriculum disks, or when working onthe alphabet.

Name _____________________H hHatCopyright, 1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum, 2005Graphic used: clipart.com

Name _____________________Trace and color the letter “H h”1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum

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Name _______________________________Trace the letters and practice writing on your own.Copyright, 1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum, 2005

Name _________________________Color the pictures that being with the letter “H”Copyright, 1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum, 2005Graphic used: clipart.com

Name ________________I see a hen hanging around a house1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: countryclipart.comCut and Paste

Letter H h - Mini BookPrint up the following sheet ontowhite card stock.Turn over and place back into theprinter and print up the next sheet.(Fold on the dotted line.You will have a 1 page – doublesided mini book)Print up the pictures that begin withthe letter H.Have children color – cut out andpaste onto the mini book.1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum

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HDDHHHRSColor each Hog with a letter H inside

1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphics used: clipart.comPrint up on white cardstock – Use with The letterH h sheet.1 set of letter v items perchild. Color – cut out – glueon the pictures that beginwith the letter h.

Words That Begin With H BookPrint out the following pages to make a "Words ThatStart with H" book, an early reader book for youngreaders about the letter H.There are two rectangular book pages on eachprinted page. Have the children cut each page in halfalong the dotted line. Staple the pages together atthe left of the page, then read the book, color thepages, and write the words.

Words That StartWith HBy_____________________1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphics used: clipart.comHog starts with H

Hawk starts with HHouse starts with H

Happy starts with HHeart starts with H

Hen starts with HHat starts with H

Hand starts with HHorse starts with H

Recognizing the Letter “H”Introduce the letter “H” to the children byshowing them the written word “Heart” andhelping them to see that it begins with a “H”.Cut a large Heart shape out of paper and writethe letter “H” on it. Have the children tear or cutout magazine pictures beginning with the letter“H” and then glue the pictures on the heartshape.Another idea is to pick up stickers from a localscrapbook store that start with the letter H.House, hearts, Halloween, etc., and have thechildren place on the Heart.1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

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What You Need:Directions:Hand CollageContact paperSkin tone construction ortissue paper.Cut the contact paper into the shapeof a hand. Let the children place constructionpaper on it. Use skin tone paper for each child.Cover the hand with another piece of contactpaper and cut to form a hand collage.1 – 2 – 3 – Learn Curriculum - copyright 2005 Graphic used: clipart.com

Hand PatternPrint up on white cardstock to make moredurable. Use as apattern to cut out handfor a hand Collage.1 – 2 – 3 – Learn Curriculum – Copyright 2005 Graphic used: clipart.com

H h BoxGet a box or container with cover. Label thecontainer H h Container.Place items in the H h container that beginwith the letter H.HorseHatHenHeartHorseHogHamburgerHammerLook for small toy items at $1.00 stores thatstart with the letter H. Make sure items are notto small to prevent choking for smallerchildren.Use H h Box container when introducing theletter H to the children.1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum

Pictures on an HCut out a large letter H for each child (or usethe following sheet), and let them gluepictures that begin with the letter H.(You can try looking at a local scrap bookingstore or Michaels for stickers of pictures thatbegin with the letter H. (Horses, Houses,Hearts, etc).If you use the following sheet, please printup on white card stock to make sheet moredurable.Name Jasmine1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: countryclipart.com

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H FingerplayH is for hair and H is for hand.(point to hair, then hand)H is for heels on which we stand.(stand back on heels)H is for houses here and there.(gesture to left, then to right)H is for hats seen everywhere.(stand hands on top of head)H is for hearts and horses too,(touch chest, then gallop in place)H makes me happy, how about you?(point to others)1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: countryclipart.com

Humpback WhaleHumpback! Whatta whale!(make a big "hump" in front of self)Splashed the water with his tail!(big clap)"Here I go!", I heard him say.(cup hands to mouth)Down he went and swam away!("Dive" with arms)Finger play (children are sitting)1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: http://justdoodles.com/collections.html

I Hop on my HorseI hop on my horse and go to town(Pretend to hop on horse)I ride up high and I don't fall down.(Pretend to ride horse)I wear a hat so my hair won't blow(Put hand on head.)and when I want to stop, I just say Ho!(Pretend to pull back on reins)1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

Right Hand, Left HandThis is my right hand (raise hand)I raise it up high (lift up over head)This is my left hand (raise hand)I touch the sky (lift up over head)Right hand, left hand (raise one then other)Roll them round and round (Roll hands)Right hand, left hand (raise one then other)Let's all sit down (sit down)1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

Humming BirdsFive humming birds flying in the air(Hold up five fingers)The first one landed in my hair(Grab little finger)The second and third were a pair.(Touch index finger and thumb together.)The fourth humming bird didn't care.(grab ring finger.)The fifth humming bird hummed everywhere(Touch middle finger and hum loudly)1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

HomesHere is a house for a robin (hold hands open)Here is a hive for a bee (close hands together)Here is a hole for a bunny (make a circle withhands)Here is a home for me (point around)1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

Flannel Story PiecesHomesPrint up flannel pieces onto white card stock.Trim – Glue onto flannel – Trim again.(Or trim and add rough side of Velcro pieces tothe back of flannel pieces. Use as flannel story.1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

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Who Wears the HatBring in several different kinds of hats (baseballcap, fireman's helmet, hard hat, chef's hat,mortarboard, etc) Talk to your children aboutwho wears the different hatsDifferent HomesTalk to your children about how different peoplelive in different types of homes. Then ask themwhat they think all homes have in common.Some ideas are kitchens, love, bedrooms,water, etc.Frozen HandFor a non messy way for your children toexperience ice. Freeze water in a plastic gloveLet them play with the hand in the water table.1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

Hat PlayPut different hats in the dramatic play area.Have the children pretend to be the people thatwear the different hats.HorseshoesLet your children play horseshoes by makingthem. It is really quite simple (Cut horseshoeshapes from sturdy cardboard and then wrapaluminum foil around them). They can then playhorseshoes indoor or outdoors.Legless HorseCut out the shape of a horse (minus the legs)on colored paper. Paint clothespins to matchthe color of the horses. Have your children putthe "legs" (clothespins) on the correct coloredhorses ."H" Game IdeasHokey PokeyHot PotatoHorse ShoesHula Hoops1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

HandsAsk the children to carefully trace one of theirhands and cut out the tracing. Have them writetheir names on the cutouts and keep them toattach to and identify artwork throughout theyear.HugChildren trace and cut out each hand, andattach each hand to opposite ends of a longpiece of string. They can send this "hug" to arelative that perhaps does not live nearby orgive it to a parent.Heart puzzleCut out an outline of a 10 inch heart out ofwhite construction paper for each child. Haveeach child color and write a message or wordson the heart. Cover the heart with contactpaper. Then cut the heart into three to fivesections. Give the sections back to the childand have them put their very own puzzle heartback together.1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

Miniature HatsPrepare hats for the class to decorate bymelting Styrofoam cups in a 350 degree oven.Place the cups on a cookie sheet and set themin the oven for 30-60 seconds.(This goes very quick once it starts.)Have the children decorate them by drawing onthem with markers and by tying yard or ribbonaround them. Hang them from a tree branch fora display during H week.1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphic used: clipart.com

Hooray!Awarded to: _______________________________________Date: __________________________I’m so proud of the work you havedone with the letter H.You recognize the uppercase andlowercase H._________________________Signed1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphics used: countryclipart.comHooray!Awarded to: _______________________________________Date: __________________________I’m so proud of the work you have donewith the letter H.You recognize the uppercase andlowercase H._________________________Signed1 – 2 – 3 Learn Curriculum Graphics used: countryclipart.com