Alphabet Zip Line {101 Ways to Teach the Alphabet}

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Today I am sharing super fun Alphabet Zip Line activity that combines letter learning, fine motor skills, physics, and fun!

Note: This alphabet activity, and many more, are included in my book, 101 Ways to Teach the Alphabet.

Alphabet Zip Line | Teaching letters in fun ways | Teaching the alphabet in creative ways || Gift of Curiosity

To make an alphabet zip line, you will need the following:

String
Printable Montessori Alphabet Tiles (or write your own letters on paper)
Paper clips

Begin by finding a place to hang your string. You will need a high location that is accessible to your kids to tie one end of the string, as well as a low location to tie the other end. We strung our zip line from the top of our stairs to the TV cabinet in our living room.

101 Ways to Teach the Alphabet: Hands-on, multi-sensory activities for teaching the alphabet to children ages 2 to 7.

Place a pile of letters and paper clips near the high end of the string. You can either call out a letter for your child to find, or you can allow your child to select a letter of his or her choosing.

Have your child – with help, if needed – put the paper clip over the string and then attach a letter.