ABC Acting Game
Alphabet Learning – Movement Activity
A fun, active alphabet game that helps children recognize letters through movement, acting, and playful learning.
In This Lesson
Learning letters takes patience and practice. This game uses the fun of movement and acting to help kids recognize the ABCs!
Activity Prep
Download & print the PDF below (2 pages total)
1 Game piece for each player (Eraser, Candy, Legos, etc)
One Die 🎲
Tape (Recommended)
How to Play
Number of Players:
Caller: 1 (This could be a teacher or a student who can read and understands all the words)
Players: 2-4 (If a student is alone, the teacher can join!)
Setup:
Download and print the PDF.
Connect the pages to form the game board. Using tape is recommended.
Choose the first player.
Playing:
The first player rolls a die 🎲 and moves their game piece.
Then, the caller calls out the word that it is on. For example, if it is on “C,” the caller says, “C is for cat!”
The player acts out the word for about 5 seconds. In this case, you would act like a cat. 🐱
Take turns clockwise.
Keep playing until reaching the “Z.”
Note: The worksheet shown in the video is an older version. The printable files below have been updated for clearer printing.
Common Core
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.K.1.A (Print many upper and lowercase letters.)
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