🔤 Find Their Letter
Hunt for the first letter of their name all over the kitchen.
📚 Learn·15 min·Free·Ages 3–5·👶 Medium·🧑 Light
⚠️ Safety first
Stay in the room. Paper letters only, nothing small enough to swallow.
You know your child best — supervise the whole time and skip anything that isn't right for them. See our Terms.
Why this is good for your child
- ✓Letter recognition
- ✓Phonics
🌱 Montessori-inspired · Language
What you need
A magazine or cereal box
How to do it
- 1.Write the first letter of their name big on paper.
- 2.Hunt for it on packets, signs and books.
- 3.Circle or tally every one you find.
How it actually goes
- ⏱ 30-second set-up —
- Thirty seconds: put a magazine or cereal box on a tray or a clear bit of floor, and sit down next to it before you call them over.
- 🧑 What you do —
- Show it once, slowly, without talking over yourself. Then hand it over and stop helping unless they ask.
- 👶 What they do —
- Look, listen, point, and eventually put their own words on it.
- ✅ What success looks like —
- At 3–4 they'll repeat it, narrate it, and want to change the rules. Let them change the rules.
- 🧺 How to put it away —
- Everything back into one basket or tray, carried back to its spot by them. Naming the spot out loud is what makes it stick.
- 📈 When they outgrow it —
- Older? Ask them to tell it back to you, or to a younger sibling.