What Comes Before?	What Comes After?
Wee Webbies	.Alphabet Game (Topics beginning with every letter of the alphabet)
Matching Bookends	Matching Bookends 2
Matching Capitals to Lowercase You click on this choice if you want the two teddy bears to show the alphabet by matching a capital letter to a lowercase letter.	Matching Lowercase to Capitals You click on this choice if you want the two teddy bears to show the alphabet by matching a lowercase letter to a capital letter.
Alphabet (Teachers can use this site to review the alphabet with their students.  Each letter has an animal character associated with it, an original song with a familiar melody, and links to other pages about that animal. )	Alphabuddies This is not an alphabetical listing of all the crafts on the site, but instead is a group of crafts designed to help teach children their ABC's.
Letter Match "Letter Match" is an activity where the relationship between capital and lowercase letters is enforced. Children are asked to draw a line between the capital and lowercase versions of the letters.	Printable connect-the-dots We provide basic flash cards for both capital and lowercase letters. Many hours of fun can be had with our flash cards because they can be colored and hung on the wall when not used directly as flash cards
Alphabet Soup Printable flash cards Each of the "Connect The Dot" activities emphasizes the sequence of letters in the alphabet. No longer does the child connect the dots with numbers, but with letters to emphasize the sequence. The first 13 letters have "helper dots" to aid children in completing the activity. These make great coloring activities also.	Phonics Activities: Word-Picture Match In this activity children are asked to match one of three pictures with a given word." Saxon Publishers has produced two interactive activities  (Picture-Word Match and Word-Picture Match) that tie-in with their phonics textbooks, but are useful  whether you use their books or not.  Start by selecting a grade level (K, 1 or 2), a lesson number (from 22 to 140) and the number of problems you want to complete (from five to twenty).

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