With bright, colorful bingo cards and a glow-themed atmosphere, every round feels like a party. Students will love searching for alphabet picture clues while building important early literacy skills. Simply print and play for an instant classroom favorite!

Even better, the colorful bingo cards glow under black lights, creating an unforgettable Glow Day experience that students absolutely love!

Perfect For:

• Glow Day celebrations
• Alphabet review
• End-of-year parties
• Summer school activities
• Indoor recess
• Fun Fridays
• Whole-class rewards
• Substitute teacher plans
• Literacy centers
• Listening skills practice

What’s Included:

• 30 unique full-color Glow Bingo cards
• Teacher calling cards featuring alphabet picture clues (A-Z)
• Easy print-and-play setup

Easy Prep:

Prep is quick and simple! Just:

1. Print the bingo cards.
2. Print and cut the calling cards.
3. Optional: Laminate for durability and repeated use.
4. Play and have fun!

Why Students Love Glow Bingo:

The glowing theme, bright colors, and fun game format make learning feel like a celebration. Each letter of the alphabet is represented with picture clues from A-Z, helping students review letter sounds, vocabulary, and alphabet recognition while having a blast.

This no-prep Glow Bingo game is a perfect addition to your Glow Day activities and is sure to become a classroom favorite year after year!

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These no-prep summer letters and numbers mystery puzzles are a fun, hands-on way to practice letters and numbers and build number sense.

These puzzles are a fun, engaging addition to your literacy and math center rotation, can be used in small groups, or can be sent home to practice with family members.

The students will match the puzzle pieces’ uppercase letters to the matching lowercase letters to solve the mystery picture. And on the number puzzles, they will match the number on the puzzle piece to the matching number to solve the mystery picture.

Included is 10 mystery puzzles.

3 pages of uppercase letters matching uppercase letters.

2 pages of lowercase letters matching uppercase letters.

1 page of matching numbers to numbers 1-20

1 page of matching numbers to numbers 12-30

3 pages of matching numbers sense, ex. tally marks, ten frames, etc to the number.

4 of the number puzzles include numbers 1-20 and one is numbers 12-30. Each of the puzzles is Summer- themed.

The puzzles come in both color and black-and-white printing options

If you use it as a center, laminating is suggested for longer use.

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These mystery picture puzzles are a fun and engaging way to practice letters and numbers.

These puzzles are a fun hands-on addition to your literacy and math center rotation, can be used in small groups, or can be sent home to practice with family members.

The students will match the puzzle piece uppercase letters to the matching lowercase letters to solve the mystery picture. And on the number puzzles, they will match the number on the puzzle piece to the matching number to solve the mystery picture.

Included is 10 mystery puzzles, 5 letters, and 5 numbers. The number puzzles include numbers 1-20. Each of the puzzles are everyday themed that can be used any time of the year.

The puzzles come in both color and black and white printing options

If you use as a center, laminating is suggested for longer use.

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Your students will have fun reviewing their letters with these I Have Who Has Games. These games can be played as a whole class, in small groups or even with just 2 players.

Included are 3 games.

-Set 1 is letters in alphabetical order. – 26 cards

-Set 2 is letters in random order. – 26 cards

-Set 3 is letters in alphabetical order also with a picture of something that has
that beginning sound. – 26 cards

Also included is a 4 x 6in game box label and game instructions to put in the box too.

Laminating the cards is suggested.

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These no prep beginning sound real picture bingo cards are perfect for class parties, as a whole class reward, on sub days, family literacy nights, or for Fun Fridays!

They can be used as a whole class bingo game or used as a center for the students to review their beginning sounds on their own.

What’s Included:

Included are 30 different bingo cards and a set of teacher calling cards.

Laminating the bingo cards and calling cards is suggested.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the bingo cards, print and cut the calling cards and you’re ready for a fun game!

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These no prep alphabet letter bingo cards are perfect for class parties, small groups, literacy centers, as a whole class reward, on sub days, family literacy nights, or for Fun Fridays!

What’s Included:

Included are 30 different bingo cards and a set of teacher calling cards.

Laminating the bingo cards and calling cards is suggested.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the bingo cards, print and cut the calling cards and you’re ready for a fun game!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Carrie B. says, “Great practice for my students! They begged to play again the next day :)”

Beth W. says, “My kids love playing bingo and working on their letters with this. Thanks!”

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There are 2 weeks worth of activities/homework included.

There are two separate bingo pages with many different ELA and math activities that can be done at home. There is also 3 color by code pages, 4 letter writing practice pages, a number board game, a literacy activity to go with a book, sequencing nursery rhyme activity, spin and cover game, a scavenger hunt, 2 hats, dough numbers, sight words, and writing paper. These can all be printed to make into a packet along with the bingo pages.

Some of the concepts included

Numbers 0-5

Letters Mm, Tt, Ss and Bb

Rhyming

Patterns

Colors

Syllables

Circles and squares

The 2 bingo cards are also editable in powerpoint for you as well. *Must have powerpoint to edit the file*

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These no-prep apple bingo cards are perfect for class parties, as part of your apple unit, Johnny Appleseed Day celebration, as a whole class reward, on sub days, family literacy nights, or for Fun Fridays! They are also a great way to review vocabulary!

What’s Included:

Included are 30 different bingo cards and a set of teacher calling cards.

Laminating the bingo cards and calling cards is suggested.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the bingo cards, print and cut the calling cards and you’re ready for a fun game!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Family First says, “These were PERFECT for our Johnny Appleseed Day! :)”

Lauren B. says, “My students loved playing this game during our Apple Party! Thank you!”

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This strawberry uppercase and lowercase sort is a fun way to incorporate many different learning standards. The intention of this resource is to provide a hands-on learning experience for the students. I have created a DIY garden for the classroom that this resource is intended to be used in. The center is also versatile that you don’t “need” to make the garden if you choose not to.

I have written a blog post with all of the instructions and materials that you will need to make your garden.

You can find that here.

In this center, the students will “pick” the lowercase strawberry to match the correct uppercase letter on the basket. There are 2 recording sheets included to keep the students accountable for their center time.

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These print 8.5” wide x 11” tall Print and laminate for durability before hanging.

Short vowel sound posters are included to help with teaching beginning sounds. Two printable options for letter x, xylophone and box for the ending x sound.

The words included on the posters are:
apple, butterfly, carrots, dog, egg, fire truck, grapes, horse, igloo, jacket, kiwi, lion, monkey, nest, ostrich, pumpkin, question mark, robot, strawberry, tiger, umbrella, violin, watermelon, xylophone, box, yo-yo, zebra

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Elaine S. says, “I loved this resource! It was extremely engaging and helpful for my students as they review skills learned.”

Christina C. says, “This bundle is such a low-prep and amazing little package to have for your students. My students especially loved the Alphabet BINGO and the spin and cover game. I laminated each activity and my students are so excited about the part in the day where they are able to use these. I turned them into challenges and added prizes to the winners and they are ecstatic! THIS IS AN AMAZING PRODUCT!!!!”

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These alphabet hats are a fun way to introduce or review letters.

What’s included:

26 Letter Hats

The students will get to cut and glue 4 circles beginning with the letter on the front of the hat. On the back strip of the hat, they will practice writing the letter uppercase and lowercase.

No prep is required.. Just print the letter hat pages and you’re ready for a fun alphabet letter activity!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Melissa B. says, “These have been such a wonderful activity for my students for reinforcing letter/sound correlation and they love wearing their hats home!”

Rachelle B. says, “Super fun and engaging activity to help my students work on their sounds. They are proud to make them, wear them and take them home to share.”

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Keshia L. says, “My students love these colour by sound activity! Such a great resource to tie into learning letters and their corresponding sounds!”

Stefanie L. says, “These were great at the beginning of the year. We used them for the first half of kindergarten. They are too easy, now. Great for learning new vocab for EL kiddos. “

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These no-prep alphabet beginning sounds dough mats are a fun activity to use along with teaching letters, beginning sound recognition, and some extra practice writing upper and lowercase letters. They are great for fine-motor skills, too! Use them as a center or as small group work.

What’s Included:

There are 26 pages for each individual letter of the alphabet. Each page shows 2 pictures with the beginning sounds/letter, both the uppercase and lowercase letters which the students will use play dough to create the letters, and then they can practice writing the uppercase and lowercase letters at the bottom.

Laminating the pages is suggested so they can be used over time and time again.

A fun, no-prep, hands-on activity perfect for your literacy center rotation!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Primary Blossoms says, “My students love to work with Play Doh. They love doing this center to practice making the letters we are learning!”

Carie Y. says, “Very engaging and interactive! Kids had the best time working to master letter formation!”

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Your students will work on uppercase and lowercase letter formation while simultaneously reviewing letter names and beginning sounds.

This My Alphabet Book is perfect for your word workstations, writing center, literacy centers, morning work, small groups, or even alphabet homework.

This alphabet book is a fun activity to use along with teaching letter of the day, beginning sound recognition, and some extra practice writing upper and lowercase letters.

It’s like having an alphabet-themed coloring book!

What’s Included:

The book includes a page for each letter, showing the uppercase and lowercase letters along with a picture with the same beginning sound. The students will practice writing their letters below.

This no-prep alphabet activity is a fun and simple way for your students to work on letter recognition and the alphabet!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Valarie W. says, “I love this resource for the beginning of the year! It is simple for my kinder students when school first begins.”

Madison L. says, “A fun alphabet-themed coloring book! I liked how students could also practice writing the letter too!”

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These no-prep Beginning Sounds Spin and Cover pages are a fun activity to use when teaching beginning sounds. They are a fun way to build initial sound recognition.

These sheets are a fun and engaging addition to your word work center rotation, or print them in black and white and give them as independent work having them color the picture instead of covering it with an item.

What’s Included:

10 pages of spin a letter and cover a picture with that beginning sound.

Comes in both color and black and white options

If you use itas a center, laminating is suggested for longer use.

A fun, no-prep, hands-on activity perfect for your literacy center rotation!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Jodi C. says, “This was a perfect resource for my students to work on with Assistance when they would come in and needed to do a small group with my little students. It was easy to print and put together an engaging for the students.”

Lisa C. says, “Such a fun new way to incorporate letter sounds into my pre-k learning centers! My higher leveled kids did great using this and they loved it. They had so much fun and were very engaged. Thank you! “

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These no-prep Uppercase Lowercase Spin and Cover pages are a fun activity to use when teaching letters. These sheets are a fun way to build letter recognition.

These sheets are a fun and engaging addition to your word work center rotation, or print them in black and white and give them as independent work having them color the letter instead of covering it with an item.

What’s Included:

10 pages of uppercase letters to match lowercase letters

10 pages of lowercase letter to match to uppercase letters

They come in both color and black and white options

If you use it as a center, laminating is suggested for longer use.

A fun, no-prep, hands-on activity perfect for your literacy center rotation!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

”My students had great fun with this game! Thank you! It’s so useful to pull out multiple times over the school year!”

These were helpful for my kiddos who need letter reinforcement!

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These no-prep beginning sounds letter bingo cards can be used as a whole class bingo game insmall groups, or used as a center for the students to review their beginning sounds on their own.

For x, I’ve included x-ray and fox using the x sound as the ending. Choose what is best for your students to use as the calling card.

Included are 30 different bingo cards and a set of teacher-calling cards.

Laminating the bingo cards and calling cards is suggested.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the bingo cards, print and cut the calling cards and you’re ready to play!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Angela S. says, “My students LOVE playing sound bingo! This is a great resource to use to reinforce letter-sound correspondence. This is a must have! ”

Heartwork in Kinder says, “My students ask every single day if we can play bingo! Such a great resource for a weekly review, and not to mention, SO FUN!”

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These no-prep beginning sounds bingo cards can be used as a whole class bingo game in small groups or used as a center for the students to review their beginning sounds on their own.

What’s included:

Included are 30 different bingo cards. There are 2 sets of teacher calling cards, pictures, and letters, so you can choose how easy or difficult you want to make the game.

Prep is quick and easy… Just print the bingo cards, print and cut the calling cards, and you’re ready to play!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

Jessica D. says, “I love this bingo game! My son and I really enjoy playing together. Thank you so much for this amazing resource!! It is a fun way to introduce/reinforce phonics concepts and make it into a game. “

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