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A variety of hands-on printable activities and learning ideas to learn the letters of the alphabet
Help your Preschool or Kindergarten child learn the letters of the alphabet with these hands-on printable activities and learning ideas.
These patriotic alphabet tracing worksheets are a simple way to add handwriting practice to your U.S.A. themed homeschool lessons. Each tracing strip includes uppercase and lowercase letter practice with cheerful red, white, and blue pictures. Use these alphabet tracing strips during the weeks around Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Veterans Day, Presidents’ Day, Election …
If you’re looking for a simple way to add a little seasonal fun to your phonics time, these Valentine’s Day Alphabet Tracing Worksheets are an easy addition to your day – and they’re super cute! Each strip gives your child focused letter practice with sweet Valentine pictures while strengthening handwriting and fine-motor skills. Just print, …
If you’re working on handwriting with little ones, you already know that letter formation takes time — and lots of consistent practice. These winter alphabet tracing worksheets give your child repeated exposure to the alphabet in a fun, seasonal way, with uppercase and lowercase letter tracing from A to Z. Whether you use them as …
Pumpkins make everything more fun in the fall — even handwriting practice! These Pumpkin Alphabet Tracing Worksheets are the perfect way for young learners to practice writing letters A through Z. This free printable packet includes both uppercase and lowercase alphabet tracing strips, making it a hands-on activity for Preschool and Kindergarten students. Add these …
Cloud letter find worksheets are a simple way to give preschool and early kindergarten children extra practice with letter recognition. Each page focuses on one letter at a time, giving children a chance to trace the focus letter and then find and mark the matching letters inside the clouds below. Use these pages during a …
Learning to hear and recognize beginning sounds is one of the first steps in phonics instruction. These beginning sounds worksheets give young learners the opportunity to practice identifying the first sound they hear in a word using simple picture clues. These printable worksheets work well for preschool, kindergarten, and early first grade students who are …
Teaching letter formation involves teaching your student to write each alphabet letter using the correct strokes. Do you have children that struggle with this? I did! All 5 of my children needed consistent teaching of writing letters correctly. This set of Letter Formation Practice Mats was one of my many strategies to help them! I’ve …
This set of Mitten-themed Find the Letter Worksheets are just right for preschool or Early Kindergarten children that need more letter recognition practice. This is an especially fun set of you are reading The Mitten this winter! How fun! Click here for details about The Mitten and even more learning activities to accompany that enjoyable …
Build letter recognition with these Apple Find the Letter Worksheets! This set includes uppercase and lowercase alphabet printables designed to help preschool and kindergarten learners spot letters in a fun apple-themed activity. Use these alphabet pages as hands-on way to practice ABCs, strengthen visual discrimination, and bring seasonal learning into your classroom or homeschool. They …
Beginning readers need intense phonics practice in a variety of methods. In my experience, young readers cannot get too much phonics instruction, and I say that as a homeschool mom with a variety of types of learners. Phonics and Latin and math facts are all similar in that way. They cannot be overtaught or over practiced. …
The summer before kindergarten is such a sweet in-between season. Your child may be ready for a little more learning, but you probably do not want to turn summer into full school days either. That is exactly where we are right now! My 5-year-old boy is on the verge of reading, so I am using …
