31 Days of ABC's: An Adventure in the Alphabet!!

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This month I am joining with 30 other kid-bloggers to bring you 31 Days of ABC's, organized by Leanna at All Done Monkey.  During the month of October, each blog will share ways to learn the I'm so excited about all the activities, crafts, and fun projects that will be shared to help your little ones learn the letters in the alphabet!!  I have the wonderful Letter Q and will be posting for it later in the month.  In the mean time, be sure to stop by all these fabulous blogs for some great letter-learning activities!!

31 Days of ABCs

Anything ABCs - October 1

A - October 2

B - October 3

C - October 4

D - October 5

E - October 6

F - October 7

G - October 8

H - October 9

I - October 10

J - October 11

K - October 12

L - October 13

M - October 14

N - October 15

O - October 16

P - October 17

Q - October 18

R - October 19

S - October 20

T - October 21

U - October 22

V - October 23

W - October 24

X - October 25

Y - October 26

Z - October 27

123's - October 28

Prewriting - October 29

Books, Songs, & Apps - October 30

Pinterest Boards - October 31








I may share at any of these parties!

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Anonymous said…
What a wonderful round up of activities!
October 18, 2013 at 6:34 AM
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