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Orchid
Oboe
Ocean
Octagon
Octopus
Old
October
Olive
On
Omelet
Onion
Open
One
Orange
Orangutan
Orca
Letter O
Words
Orbit
Orchid
Oriole
Otter
Ostrich
Oval
Outside
Oven
Overalls
Owl
Ox
Oyster
Over
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Lacing Cards
Children love lacing cards. You have the
option of printing up color or b & w cards to
color yourself.
You can print up the color lacing cards, cut
out on the dotted line, laminate, and punch
holes around the card using a hole punch.
Give the children lacing strings, yarn or
shoe laces to lace the cards.
The b & w set can also be used as an
additional craft for the children. Give each
child one of the cards, have them color and
cut out. Have an adult punch holes, and
they can lace using the above options of
string.
Lacing strings can be purchased though
http://www.discountschoolsupply.com/
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Print up on white card stock. Color - Cut out on
the dotted line. Punch holes with a hole punch.
Have children lace using lacing string.
O is for
Octopus
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Letter O
Lace Up Cards
O is for
Octopus
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Print up on white card stock. Cut out on the
dotted line. Laminate - Punch holes with a hole
punch. Have children lace using lacing string.
O is for
Octopus
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Letter O
Lace Up Cards
O is for
Octopus
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Letter O Poster
Print up on white card stock.
If using the color poster – laminate.
If using the B & W poster – color and
laminate.
B & W sheet can also be used as an
additional Letter O worksheet for the
children.
Overalls
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Letter O Flashcards
Print up on white card stock.
If using the B & W flashcards - color and
laminate.
If using the color flashcards – laminate.
You can also use the cards as a Letter O
Ring book.
Punch a hole in the upper left hand corner of
each card after you trim them, and place
together with a ring.
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Otter
Octopus
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Oven
Orange
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Letter O Worksheets
Print up on regular copy paper.
Use sheets as extra sheets during the letter
of the week or when working on the
Alphabet.
Name _____________________
Oo
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Ostrich
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Name _________________________
Trace and color the letter “O o”
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Trace the letters and practice writing on your own.
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Name
Color the pictures that begin with the letter “ O ”
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I see an orangutan eating a orange
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Cut and Paste
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Letter O o - Mini Book
Print up the following sheet onto
white card stock.
Turn over and place back into the
printer and print up the next sheet.
(Fold on the dotted line.
You will have a 1 page – double
sided mini book)
Print up the pictures that begin with
the letter O.
Have children color – cut out and
paste onto the mini book.
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Picture’s that begin with the letter O o.
The Letter
Oo
by
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1- one
O
D
O
O
O
H
O
O
Color each Octagon with a letter O inside
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stock – Use with The letter
O o sheet.
1 set of letter O items per
child. Color – cut out – glue
on the pictures that begin
with the letter O.
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Words That Begin With O Book
Print out the following pages to make a "Words That
Start with O” book, an early reader book for young
readers about the letter O.
There are two rectangular book pages on each
printed page. Have the children cut each page in half
along the dotted line. Staple the pages together at
the left of the page, then read the book, color the
pages, and practice writing the letter O or the words.
Words That Start
With O
By
_____________________
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Oval starts with O
Oven starts with O
Onion starts with O
Octagon starts with O
Orange starts with O
Octopus starts with O
Oboe starts with O
Overalls starts with O
October starts with O
Recognizing the Letter “O”
Introduce the letter “O” to the children by
showing them the written word “Overalls” and
helping them to see that it begins with a “O”.
Cut a large overall shape out of paper and write
the letter “O” on it. Have the children tear or cut
out magazine pictures beginning with the letter
“O” and then glue the pictures on the overall
shape.
Another idea is to pick up stickers from a local
scrapbook store that start with the letter O.
Orange, Oval, Owl, etc., and have the children
place on the overall shape.
O
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Overall
O
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Octagon Collage
What You Need:
Contact paper
Assorted construction or tissue paper.
Directions:
Cut the contact paper into the shape
of an octagon. Let the children place construction
paper on it.
Cover the octagon with another piece
of contact paper and cut to form a octagon
collage.
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Octagon Pattern
Print up on white card
stock to make more
durable. Use as a
pattern to cut out
octagon shape for a
octagon collage.
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O o Box
Get a box or container with cover. Label the
container O o Container.
Place items in the O o container that begin
with the letter O.
Ox
Octagon
Onion (play food)
Oval
Orange (play food)
Overalls
One (Magnetic number)
Octopus
Look for small toy items at $1.00 stores that
start with the letter O. Make sure items are not
to small to prevent choking for smaller
children.
Use O o Box container when introducing the
letter O to the children.
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Pictures on an O
Cut out a large letter O for each child (or use
the following sheet), and let them
glue pictures that begin with the letter O.
(You can try looking at a local scrap booking
store or Michaels for stickers of pictures that
begin with the letter O.
(Octopus, Owl, Ovals, Ones, etc).
If you use the following sheet, please print
up on white card stock to make sheet more
durable.
Name Jasmine
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Pictures that start with O
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Ten Little O's
(Sung to: “Ten Little Indians”)
One little, two little, three little O's.
Four little, five little, six little O's.
Seven little, eight little, nine little O's
Ten little O's in the ocean.
O-O-O say the O's (short O sound)
O-O-O say the O's
O-O-O say the O's
Ten little O's in the ocean.
The O's go see an octopus.
The O's go see an octopus.
The O's go see an octopus.
Ten little O's in the ocean.
The O's go see the wise old owl.
The O's go see the wise old owl.
The O's go see the wise old owl.
Ten little O's in the ocean.
(The children can help add other verses of O
things.)
Then:
One little, two little, three little O's.
Four little, five little, six little O's.
Seven little, eight little, nine little O's
Ten little O's in the ocean.
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Let's Sing For Letter O
(Sung to: “Skip To My Lou”)
Let's sing now for the letter O
Let's sing some O words that we know.
Olive, owl, and octopus, too.
Oh, letter Oo we do like you!
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I Like Omelettes
(Sung to: “Skip To My Lou”)
I like omelet’s, yes I do,
I like omelet’s, yes I do,
I like omelet’s, yes I do,
And my tummy loves them too!
(rub tummy)
Replace "omelet’s" with other food
that begins with Oo and sing again.
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October Days Poem
October days are here you see
Skies of blue for you and me
Leaves are falling to the ground
This one's yellow, that one's brown
Apples swinging in the tree
Pick a red one just for me
Pumpkins growing on the vine
Pick the big one...it's mine!
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Wise Old Owl
(Sung to: “Frere Jacques”)
Wise old owl, wise old owl,
In the tree, in the tree.
Who-oo are you winking at?
Who-oo are you winking at?
Is it me? Is it me?
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Wise Old Bird
A wise old owl sat in an oak.
The more he heard, the less he spoke.
The less he spoke, the more he heard.
Why aren't we all like that wise old bird?
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Squeeze The Oranges
(Sung to: “Row, Row, Row Your Boat”)
Squeeze, squeeze
Squeeze the oranges,
Squeeze them all this way,
So we can have some orange juice
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Optometrist Song
(Sung to: “Down By the Station”)
Down at my office,
When you come to visit,
I have a big machine
To look into your eyes.
I can help you see more
If you're having trouble.
Click, click, click, click,
Look inside
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Three O's Finger play
Here's an O
(thumb & index finger)
And here's an O
(2 hands forms an O)
And a great big O you see.
(arms make an O)
Are you ready?
Can you count them?
1, 2, 3!
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Recipes & Snacks
Oatmeal
Make oatmeal cookies.
Oranges
Make orange sweet rolls and eat
Make edible O's using cookie dough
Taste different olives then graph which kind do you
like better
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Opposites
Make a list of opposites then each child can pick
two to illustrate and make into Our Book of
Opposites
Orange Day
Everyone bring in something Orange from home.
Have students fill in - I have an orange _____. Then
illustrate.
Obstacle Course
Set up a simple obstacle course in your room. For
example, include cardboard cartons to crawl
through, small pillows to jump over, a long board to
walk across, and a padded footstool to climb over.
Let the children take turns going through the
obstacle course throughout O week. On the final
day, make ribbons from construction paper and
print O's on them. Present one ribbon to each child
as he/she completes the obstacle course.
Octopus In The Ocean
Give each child a butter tub to use as a body of an
octopus. Have him/her cut out 8 legs and tape them
to the lid then put the lid on the upside down tub.
Use markers to add eyes, mouth and other
features.
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Octopus
Make a wind sock octopus
Ornament
Make some for the Christmas tree.
Oscar the grouch
Take a film canister, and add a green pompon. Give
him some wiggly eyes and glue the film canister lid
on top.
Owl
Make an owl puppet.
Oyster
Take a small paper plate and fold in half. Add a
cotton ball to the inside and draw eyes on top.
Printing O's
Pour different colors of tempera paint into shallow
containers. Set out white construction paper and
objects with round open ends, such as cardboard
toilet paper tubes, drinking straws, butter tubs of all
sizes, and plastic bottles. Invite the children to print
O's of various colors and sizes by dipping the open
ends of the objects into the paint and pressing them
on their papers.
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Outstanding!
Awarded to: _______________________________________
Date: __________________________
I’m so proud of the work you have
done with the letter O.
You recognize the uppercase and
lowercase O.
_________________________
Signed
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Outstanding!
Awarded to: _______________________________________
Date: __________________________
I’m so proud of the work you have done
with the letter O.
You recognize the uppercase and
lowercase O.
_________________________
Signed
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