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Letter T Activities for Preschoolers

Written by Debbie Brown | November 3, 2022

Here’s a treasure trove of terrific letter T activities for preschoolers your kiddos will absolutely love!

These fun letter T activities are a great way to give your child exciting, new learning experiences and to help make putting together lesson plans for you, as stress-free as possible.

Things that start with Letter T for preschoolers

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Terrific Letter T Activities for Preschoolers

  • Have a Teddy Bear picnic.
    • Pack a picnic lunch to eat with your child at a park or in the backyard. Let your child bring along a teddy bear and a book like Teddy Bears’ Picnic by Jimmy Kennedy.
  • Set up a tent. You could go camping at a campground or try one of these ideas:
    • set up a tent in the backyard and pretend to be camping
    • set up a tent in the living room and spend the night in it.
    • set up a tent inside as a reading area
  • Grow tomatoes.
    • Help your child plant a starter tomato plant in a pot.
    • They can have the job of watering it. What a sense of accomplishment they will have when they get to share something to eat, with the family that they grew!
  • Ideas for Family Movie Night. ( To see if the content in a movie is right for your family check out 5 Best Family Movie Reviews Sites )
    • Toy Story
    • Tangled
    • Tarzan
    • The Adventure Begins (Thomas/ Trains)
    • The Toy That Saved Christmas (Veggie Tales)
  • A musical triangle or a tambourine are a couple of fun instruments your child can explore.
  • Go on a triangle shape hunt around the house
  • Taste Test Experiments
    1. Use 4 small cups of water. To each cup add a tablespoon of one of the following. Let your child dip a Q-tip in to taste each one. (Use a new Q-tip each time.)
      • salt
      • sugar
      • lemon juice
      • cocoa powder
    2. Try a taste test with real food. Suggested items.
      • pretzels, chips, crackers (salty)
      • piece of candy, a cookie (sweet)
      • piece of lemon or lime, sour candy (sour)
      • bakers chocolate, cocoa powder
  • Touch – Guess what’s inside a box by touching it.
  • Check out 5 Senses Preschool Activities for more taste and touch activities for preschoolers. You might also want to check out 5 Senses Books for Preschoolers, too.
  • Preschool theme ideas for the letter T:
  • Build a Turkey
    • In my neck of the woods, turkeys roam our yards year-round so I tend to not think of them as only a Thanksgiving thing.
    • Using a strainer and some feathers, build a turkey. ( This is a great way to build Fine Motors Skills ) I got my strainer at the Dollar Store.

Letter T Sound

The Letter T makes the sound /t/ as in turtle

Here is an awesome video by Jack Hartman – Letter T Alphabet Song for Kids. This is a fun way for preschoolers to learn to recognize the letter T, how to write upper case and lower case letters, and the sound it makes.

Animals That Start With T

Preschoolers are fascinated by animals. You can build on that interest by sharing activities like singing songs or reading stories about animals they are interested in. You can follow stories up by having your child draw a picture or create hands-on play scenes with plastic animals.

  • tiger
  • toucan
  • tick
  • tortoise
  • turtle
  • tapir
  • turkey
  • termite

Fun Letter T Crafts for Preschoolers

Letter T Crafts for Preschoolers

Here’s a fun list of Letter T Crafts your child will have a blast making!

Letter T Bible

Some of the Letter T Bible Stories you may want to share from a Bible for preschoolers are:

  • The Tower of Babel
  • The Ten Commandments
  • The Twelve disciples

Letter T Books

These are some of my favorite Letter T books.

Letter T Worksheets for Preschoolers

Be sure to check out Alphabet Activities for Preschoolers for more fun ideas!


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DEBBIE BROWN | Owner and Curriculum Designer

Hi! I’m Debbie Brown. I created Tothood 101 because I’m passionate about sharing preschool activity ideas, and resources that I’ve gleaned from my 20+ years of experience teaching preschoolers at home and in the classroom. My goal is to encourage, guide, and help inspire you to make learning SUPER FUN for your preschooler at home! Check out the ABOUT page to learn more.

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