Are you teaching about the letter A and need some good resources to use in your classroom? We’ve got you covered with these teacher-approved videos and activities! Keep scrolling to find all the links you need to teach the letter A!
Finding appropriate videos on YouTube can be difficult sometimes. So we’ve previewed and made a list of Teacher-Approved Videos Letter A to help teach all about the letter A.
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Letter A Song (Classic) by Have Fun Teaching (2:23)
This song identifies the letter a as a vowel, models saying and reading all the sounds of a, and even practices writing the letter in the air.
The Letter A Song by Bounce Patrol Kids (2:05)
This enthusiastically sung song reviews the sounds of the letter a while saying appropriate vocabulary that starts with the letter a.
Hooray For A by Story Bots (1:25)
This fast-paced letter a song will have your students singing high-interest words all day long.
Letter A by Jack Hartmann (5:09)
Join Jack Hartmann as he practices writing, identifying the letter and sound of A, and reading words that begin and end with letter A.
See it, Say it, Sign it | The Letter A | ASL | Jack Hartmann
Learn the American Sign Language sign for the letter A. Jack Hartmann has taken each sign from the original See it, Say it, Sign it and made a video for each letter with special instructions for how to make the specific sign for each letter.
The Letter A | Alphabet A-Z | Jack Hartmann Alphabet Song
Learn to recognize the upper and lowercase letter A, how to write the letter A and the short and long vowel sounds that letter A makes. This series incorporates the modalities of visual, auditory and kinesthetic learning while teaching about each letter. This song engages students to be active learners while learning about each letter to build body and brain connections.
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