X-ray Themed Toddler Activities
When teaching and learning letters, there are many different ways to teach toddlers. But, with the letter X, it seems that the only two words ever used are xylophone and x-ray. So, how can you engage a learner with just two example words? Let’s leave the xylophone craft in the past and get our toddlers using their brains, fine and gross motor skills, and have fun while learning! There are tons of fun ways to use the word x-ray and teach your toddler all about the letter X. Here are just a few simple activities for the letter x.
If you want to learn more about how to get started planning activities for your little ones, download my FREE guide for everything you need to know about the skill areas we incorporate into toddler school:
Lesson Components
This unit is made up of 5 lessons that will each work on the following activities:
- literacy/language
- sensory bins
- math and science activities
- fine motor activities
- gross motor activities
- art activities
Interested in downloading these xray activities that you can print and use right away? Click on the image or button below to check them out in my TpT shop!
Art Activities
Using white paint and black construction paper, your toddler, can create their x-ray image and easily use it to play doctor or practice writing the letter X around the image.
Isn’t it the best when simple household products can become fantastic crafts for the letter x? Let your toddler learn all about bones and the letter X using just q-tips, black paper, and glue!
Fine Motor Activities
Fine motor activities are so important during the toddler years. This activity for the letter x is a great way to help your toddler practice fine motor skills like gluing and working with different materials like cooked spaghetti or yarn!
Sensory Bins
Alphabet crafts and activities are fantastic, but toddlers love getting dirty. Creating a letter x skeleton sensory bin is a great way to let your child develop fine motor skills and create an “x-ray” of a skeleton out of popsicle sticks, playdoh, googly eyes, and more in the clear bin.
Here’s another sensory bin activity that helps your toddler with fine motor skills. This activity for the letter x is a great way to help your toddler practice fine motor skills like gluing and working with different materials like popsicle sticks and q-tips!
Gross Motor Activity
You’ll need the x-ray cards for this simple letter and gross motor activity. Hang these cards around your classroom or home, and have your child find and then tag the card. Play a fun movement song and have the child keep tagging until the song ends.
Simple Activities For The Letter X
These are just a few of the easy, and educational activities available in my X-ray Toddler School Unit. I have so many more great ideas and resources inside this Letter X Toddler Unit including math cards, scissor practice, and even more simple activities for the letter x. You’ll even get a lesson guide that will give you lesson plan ideas and materials you need for each lesson! I hope I can make your life easier one lesson at a time!
Don’t Forget!
Don’t forget I have a whole toddler curriculum focused on the alphabet! You can grab all these simple activities for the letter x and more in my Toddler School A-Z Curriculum. Keeping routine when learning the alphabet is not only helpful for children, but makes life easier for you! You’ll get all you see here and activities for the rest of the alphabet all at a great price! You can grab the Toddler Alphabet A-Z Curriculum and save time planning activities today!
Looking For Other Alphabet Activities?
Check out this blog post to learn more about my free Letter Of The Day Boost Binder. Give your child a little boost when it comes to letter recognition. This binder helps your child practice upper and lowercase letters all while giving them a fun letter writing activity!
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Written on September 4th, 2022 by Laurin Brainard