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When it comes to Show and Tell Letter G, I’ve seen everything from grapes to glow sticks to Groot figures make an appearance in my house! With three boys, there’s always something unexpected popping up as a Show and Tell pick. I try to stay flexible—sometimes it’s something from the fridge, and other times it’s a favorite toy they haven’t played with in weeks.
Whenever we’re stumped, I go straight to my full A to Z Show and Tell guide—it’s helped us every single week!
“G” is actually a great letter because it opens the door for both everyday items and special favorites. Whether it’s something goofy, gross (hello, goo!), or just plain cute, there’s plenty to work with. You don’t have to plan ahead to get it right. Just pick something that sparks a little excitement in your kid. Let’s make “G” a fun and easy win!
Our Go-To Show And Tell Ideas For The Letter G
- Giraffe: Craft a majestic giraffe using recycled materials or modeling clay.
- Garden: Create a miniature garden with real plants or a diorama.
- Galaxy: Construct a 3D model or painting of the mesmerizing galaxies in outer space.
- Letter G Coloring Pages: Bring Letter G Coloring Pages and Bubble Letters for more fun letter printables to hand out in your class.
Last-Minute Show And Tell Letter G Items That Worked
- Giraffe stuffed animal
- Glow stick
- Glue stick
- Googly eyes
- Gumball machine
- Golf ball
- Gummy bears
- Guitar (toy)
- Game controller
- Globe
- Goggles (swimming or safety)
- Garden tools (kid-sized)
- Glitter glue
- Gardening gloves
- Glow-in-the-dark stars
- Geometric shapes
- Goblet (plastic)
- Goldfish crackers
- Goggles (for science experiments)
- Gymnastic ribbon
- Grasshopper (toy)
- Gem stickers
- Glow-in-the-dark slime
- Gameboy (or handheld game console)
- Gorilla coloring pages
What We’ve Used In The Past For Letter G
- Grover (Sesame Street)
- Greg Heffley (Diary of a Wimpy Kid)
- Goofy
- Gumball Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball)
- Grug (The Croods)
- Gabby Gabby (Toy Story 4)
- Groot (Guardians of the Galaxy)
- Gizmo (Gremlins)
- Goku (Dragon Ball Z)
- Gus (A Cinderella Story)
U.S. States Starting with G
- Georgia
Pokemon Characters Starting with G
- Garchomp
- Gengar
- Gyarados
- Gallade
- Gardevoir
- Greninja
- Goodra
- Golisopod
- Guzzlord
- Garbodor
- Golurk
Disney Characters Starting with G
- Gaston (Beauty and the Beast)
- Genie (Aladdin)
- Goofy
- Gus Gus (Cinderella)
- Governor Ratcliffe (Pocahontas)
- Grimsby (The Little Mermaid)
- Gus (A Cinderella Story)
- Gypsy (A Bug’s Life)
- Goliath (Gargoyles)
- Gia (Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted)
FAQs
How do I choose the perfect letter G show and tell item?
For the perfect letter G show and tell item, get creative! Think beyond the obvious (like grapes or gloves). An engaging option could be a gadget or gizmo that kids find fascinating.
Can I incorporate technology into my letter G presentation?
Absolutely incorporate technology! It’ll make your presentation more interactive and memorable.
What are some creative ways to engage the audience during my show and tell?
To truly engage the audience, get them involved! Ask questions, have them repeat fun letter G words, or even bring a simple activity or game centered around your item.
How can I make my letter G show and tell memorable and unique?
Making your letter G show and tell unique is all about putting your own spin on it. Share a personal story or experience tied to your item. Add humor with puns or jokes. Or teach them an interesting fact they’ll remember. The more you connect it to your personality, the more memorable it’ll be.
Final Thoughts on Show and Tell Letter G
Show and Tell Letter G is one of the more fun letters to work with. There are so many silly, easy, and meaningful things your child can bring. Keep it simple and let them choose something they enjoy!
It’s a chance to share a small part of their world. And that’s what makes it special!
