My English Activity Book in Type Letters

MARGINS Preschool Activity Book – Updated Typeface Edition

This book offers teachers a comprehensive resource for teaching the alphabet through engaging activities. It includes worksheets, crafts, and lesson instructions designed to develop early writing skills, vocabulary, and fine motor abilities with fun, play-based exercises like tracing, matching, and colorful illustrations.

The book begins by introducing colors, numbers, and shapes as a reference for the entire learning journey. It then progresses through the alphabet, teaching students to spell, write, and learn two words per letter (e.g., A: apple, ant), with dedicated worksheets for each. Additional vocabulary is introduced in engaging contexts, like learning about farm animals with “tractor” or exploring vegetables with “V.” Students revise every four letters for reinforcement. The book also includes hands-on crafts and activities, such as making a kite or building a house, to make learning interactive and enjoyable.

Beyond the language skills, students will practice:

• Attention span

• Fine motor skills

• Early math skills

• Early writing skills

• Eye-hand coordination

Your students will learn:

• Letters of the alphabet

• Writing letters of the alphabet

• Spelling letters

• First letter sounds

• Colours

• Numbers

• Shapes

• Broad vocabulary (animals, family, fruits, vegetables, clothes, feelings …)

Bonus for teachers!
Instructions are easily explained and visually shown. Based on the instructions, you can prepare the lesson activities for your students.

Instructions will guide you:

• how to prepare the activity

• what supplies or tools you need

• how to use the activity in the classroom

OUR TIP: You can make a copy of the instructions, cut and glue them on the envelope with a particular lesson activity. This way, you are always ready.

Note: This is the same content as the original My English Activity Book. The only change is the updated print/manuscript typeface (instead of cursive), making it more accessible for preschool learners in countries where cursive is not used.