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September 24, 2013 by Jenae - 2 Comments
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Alphabet Hop and Pop

Alphabet Hop & Pop

 

This post was inspired by some packaging material that came in one of the many boxes from Amazon that has arrived on our doorstep in the last few weeks. I have done probably way too much online shopping on bed rest than I should be doing. :) Nevertheless, this particular air-bubble packaging came with 27 sections…making it perfect to do our very own Alphabet Hop and Pop!

 

Here’s what you’ll need:  Large air pocket packaging and some alphabet stickers. Yep, that’s it!

 

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We love these stickers!

 

 

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 1. Plop an alphabet (or number) sticker on each section of the air pocket packaging.

 

 

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 2. Lay it out for your little one.

 

 

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 3. And let him/her get started hopping and popping!

 

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 Warning:  it gets pretty loud!

 

 

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 Within 2 minutes, all letters had been popped!

 

 

How do you repurpose packing material at your house???

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  1. Rachel M says

    October 1, 2013 at 8:37 pm

    Just got some of this in the mail tonight and will have it ready to go for my girl in the morning! :) Thanks!

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  2. Jen says

    October 16, 2015 at 4:50 pm

    Wow what a fantastic game for my 4-year old. I separated the bags and made this an upper-lower case matching game, putting upper case letters on the bag and writing lower case letters on pieces of paper that I tore up and put into an old coffee can. She chose a letter from the can and matched it on the bag. The very loud pop was her reward for a correct match:) So much fun. I plan to do this with my 2-year old but modified for the few letters we do each week. Great and highly inventive game!

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