M is for Monster
Miss Becky
M is for Monster
I came here for the monster eyes printable because every week my preschool class does a Letter of the Week. This week is letter M and we will be making the letter M into a Monster. Once we are done making each letter into something my students will have an created an Alphabet Book that they can take home and use. We do not follow the alphabet in order as they advise it is better for children to learn out of order of the alphabet song. Last week was A and the children made it into an alligator. The week before was Q and the children turned them into queens. At the bottom I write "Q is for Queen" " A is for Alligator" and so on.
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