S’mores are great when camping or beside the cozy fireplace. Nothing says childhood like graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate. Build some literacy skills with the yummy treat theme in this S’more ABC match alphabet activity.
ABC Match Activity
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This activity works well as an individual or center activity for students.
Materials Needed
Printable (see free download below,) tweezer tools, foam marshmallows (25mm by 30mm), pretend campfire (I found mine in The Spot at Target), dot stickers, permanent marker
Set-Up
- Print the s’more sheets and laminate for durability if desired.
- Write each letter of the alphabet on a dot sticker. Decide if you want to work on lowercase, uppercase, or a mixture of both. Place a sticker on each foam marshmallow.
- Place the “fire” in the work area along with the fine motor gripping tools such as tweezers.
Time to Play and Learn
Invite the children to roast a marshmallow. Have them select a marshmallow with the tweezers or tongs.
Name the letter on the marshmallow and then “toast” it in the fire.
Finally, place the marshmallow on the corresponding graham cracker or chocolate square on the sheet.
Repeat with a different marshmallow.
This activity can be done by matching lowercase to lowercase, uppercase to uppercase, or lowercase to uppercase.
Get the S’more ABC Matching Printable
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Have Some More (S’more) Reading Fun
Keep the fun going with these read-alouds.
Most Marshmallows by Rowboat Watkins features the cutest little marshmallow characters. It’s funny but also treats us to a wonderful message that you can be anything you want to be.
The Last Marshmallow by Grace Lin is a board book that will encourage a little math practice with your literacy practice. The children need to figure out how to share three marshmallows between two people.
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