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Show and Tell Letter T [35 Ideas!]

May 16, 2018 - by Cat -

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Today I’m continuing my show and tell series with show and tell letter T ideas. 

show and tell letter t

General Show and Tell Tips:

  • Look through your kid’s stuffed animals and action figures.  Sometimes you can find a character whose name starts with the letter that you need.
  • Look through your child’s books.  You might find a book with a title that begins with the letter that you need
  • When all else fails have your kiddo take in an alphabet block with the letter on it or a an alphabet letter magnet.
  • My son once took in a picture that he colored from a coloring book.  The picture was of something that started with the letter of the week and he loved showing off his artwork during share time.

And this won’t help you think of anything but this last tip will help keep you out of a bind- 

My #1 Show and Tell Tip

Set a reminder on your phone for the night before show and tell. 

That way you won’t forget and scramble to find something in your car while you wait in the drop off line for school.  Yes, yes that did happen to me.  Don’t be me.  You’re better than that!

Show and Tell Letter T Ideas

  1. train
  2. truck
  3. turtle
  4. tiger
  5. turkey (maybe a stuffed turkey or some Thanksgiving decor item)
  6. toothbrush
  7. tomato (like from your kiddo’s play foot set… not sure about sending a real one :))
  8. teddy bear
  9. tiara
  10. tea cup
  11. tools (like a little kids’ tool set)
  12. timer
  13. telephone (toy phone)
  14. T-Rex
  15. Thomas the Train
  16. Timon (from The Lion King/Lion Guard)
  17. Tinker Bell
  18. Trixie (from Toy Story)
  19. Princess Tiana (from The Princess and the Frog)
  20. Tigger (from Winnie the Pooh)
  21. Toy Story DVD
  22. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turltles
  23. turtleneck
  24. trumpet (maybe you have a toy trumpet?)
  25. tape measure (from a toy tool set)
  26. tutu
  27. toy (any toy!)
  28. Tickle-Me-Elmo (not sure if they still make these but maybe you’ve got one in the attic)
  29. tennis ball
  30. trophy
  31. tie-dye shirt
  32. tie (bow tie or knecktie)
  33. TIE fighter (from Star Wars)
  34. Tinker Toys (old, I know, but we have some)
  35. tape (maybe you have some fun washi tape or a cool roll of duct tape?)

If you’re looking for show and tell ideas for other letters then check out my post that includes them all.

More Fun with Letter T

Letter T Tracing Worksheets

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  1. Shannon Molenburg says

    May 21, 2018 at 7:55 am

    Haha I would totally send a real tomato with my child (if it was an unusually big or plump one). If we grew them ourselves, even better!!! Great way to promote eating those veggies too! Awesome ideas as always Cat!!

    • Cat says

      May 21, 2018 at 7:49 pm

      I think it would be awesome to have them bring in a tomato from the garden but I’d worry a little about my boys squashing it in their bookbags 🙂

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