Uppercase & Lowercase Letter Matching // letter and alphabet games, activities for kindergarten

Ping pong races is a fast-paced alphabet game and a fun outdoor game you can play with your kids or students to review all sorts of fun skills! Here I played it with my preschoolers to practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters. Watch the video to see how to play it to review number sense, addition, subtraction and more!
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[@Tuckerdog604]

This is so much fun! Thank you! I would put pictures of CVC words on cups and have lower case balls have them match beginning, middle and ending sounds!

[@patriciadecicco8809]

Thanks so much for all your amazing ideas, Susan! I was thinking of writing words and having the kids (K or 1)read them and name a rhyming word for each before they ran off.

[@SusanJonesTeaching]

Love that idea, Patricia! Thanks for sharing :)

[@GrowYourKnowledgebyaarti]

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[@sylviamarcano1955]

Thanks! Such a great tip

[@keniay.perezgutierrez4872]

I love it ❤ thank you

[@lavernhollis8462]

Good morning. I love all your ideas for this game and your other ideas too. I would use it to focus on sight words. I would do about 3-5 words at a time on the balls and cups and have my small group do it or do it as a class relay game.

[@SusanJonesTeaching]

Love that idea, Lavern! That's a great way to get them reading and identifying sight words. Thank you for sharing!