Glove People Puppets  $19.99

These little guys will steal your kid's hearts. The full bodied, 14 inch tall puppets are perfect for little hands. Give them as unique gifts or as learning tools in learning centers in your classroom. These puppets have moveable mouth puppet. Stand is NOT included.  

 These little guys will steal your kid's hearts. The full bodied, 14 inch tall puppets are perfect for little hands. Give them as unique gifts or as learning tools in learning centers in your classroom. These puppets have moveable mouth puppet. Stand is NOT included.

(Back row from left to right)

What better way to review the alphabet or phonetic sounds than with these adorable human hand kids.

They come with a sack of yummy alphabet cookies. One side has the letter in upper case. The other side is the same letter in lower case. He/she was given the sack of cookies by their grandma. He/she promised that they would not eat the cookie until ... I know what you're thinking. You're thinking they can't eat the cookies until after they eat supper. But that's not what Granny said. Granny said, you have to say the letter before you can eat it. Since she/he doesn't know her letters yet, they need help.

The puppet has a human hand. So put one of your hands in the puppet mouth and the other hand in the hand of the puppet. Stuff the other arm and hand and pin it to the bottom of the sack like it is holding the sack.

The puppet should pull a cookie out of the sack and ask a student that knows the letter to raise their hand. The puppet asks them what the letter is. When the child answers the puppet double checks the answer with the teacher. Repeats the letter.

Because the teacher is holding the puppet and doing the talking, you can show either the upper or lower case letter. Whichever you are working on. Or the puppet may show the other side of the cookie to the teacher with the question. "Is this a "..." too? The teacher says, Yes, that is an upper case (or lower case) and name the letter.