Alphabets
15 Printable Alphabets, Printing Practice and Games for Teaching Letters
We are delighted to share printing practice worksheets, 15 printable alphabets and letter learning activities for homeschool, preschool and kindergarten.
Elsewhere on this site ~
Teaching the Alphabet and Letter Sounds
Ways to Help Children Learn the Alphabet
High-Frequency Sight Word Printables
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Practice Printing Letters of the Alphabet
Before using a pencil to print letters, children will benefit from opportunities to develop fine motor skills. Playing with and manipulating blocks, puzzle pieces and Lego pieces can all help.
Opportunities to use crayons, scissors, stencils, markers, paintbrushes, pencil crayons and glue sticks are all beneficial as well.
Please remind your child to use his/her non-lettering hand to hold the paper steady while printing. We recommend beginning with uppercase letters and with just a few letters at a time.
Print Uppercase (Capital) Letters
Practice printing uppercase letters with this free downloadable worksheet
Print Lowercase Letters
Practice printing lowercase letters with this free downloadable worksheet
Print Uppercase and Lowercase Letters
Practice printing uppercase and lowercase letters with this free downloadable worksheet
Writing paper for kids
Interlined paper for beginning writers. Use with children who are learning to print and learning to handwrite.
We have writing paper for many themes here.
Ways to Use Our Printable Alphabets for Homeschool, Preschool and Kindergarten
- Print two copies of one alphabet, cut apart, mix up and play a memory game. For young children, use just a few letters and talk about how the letter shapes are alike and different as you play.
- Print one set of uppercase letters and one set of lowercase letters. Cut apart, mix up and play a matching game. For young children, only use a few letters and talk about how the letter shapes are alike and different as you play. For older children, talk about letter sounds.
- Print one set of letters and cut apart. Ask your child to put the letters alphabetical order (or reverse alphabetical order).
- Use the letters to spell high-frequency sight words and ask your child to read or have your child use the letters to spell familiar words.
- Use the letters to spell word families. Add different letters to the beginning or the ending of the chunk to create a variety of words. For example b, c, f, h, m, r, s can all be used at the beginning of at (bat, cat, fat, hat, mat, rat, sat) AND ck, d, g, ll, n, r, t can all be used with ba (back, bad, bag, ball, ban, bar, bat).
When I use these alphabet printables, I print them onto cardstock
and then use my cool laminator to protect the learning activities.
Free Printable Alphabets for Homeschool, Preschool and Kindergarten
Uppercase Letters with Interlining
Free printable alphabet includes lines to help children notice letter formation. Great for children who are learning how to print letters. This alphabet can be used in a variety of ways: cut the letters apart, mix and then put in ABC order. Or, print two sets, cut apart and create an alphabet memory/matching game.
Lowercase Letters with Interlining and Punctuation
Free printable lowercase alphabet includes lines to help children notice letter formation. Great for children who are learning how to print letters. This alphabet can be used in a variety of ways: cut the letters apart, mix and then put in ABC order. Or, print two sets, cut apart and create an alphabet memory/matching game.
A Colourful Alphabet
Free printable alphabet uses bright colours for each letter. great for children who are learning letters. This alphabet can be used in a variety of ways: create an alphabet ‘strip’ or cut the letters apart, mix and then put in ABC order. Or, print two sets, cut apart and create an alphabet memory/matching game.
A Brush Stroke Alphabet
A printable brush stroke alphabet - great for children who are learning letters. This alphabet can be used in a variety of ways: create an alphabet ‘strip’ or cut the letters apart, mix and then put in ABC order. Or, print two sets, cut apart and create an alphabet memory/matching game.
A Caveman Alphabet
Free printable alphabet features a fun caveman for each letter.
A Fruit and Vegetables Alphabet
Free printable alphabet features a fruit or vegetable for each letter.
A Marching Alphabet
A free, printable marching-theme alphabet for preschool, homeschool, kindergarten.
Upper and Lower Case Illustrated Alphabet
A brightly illustrated alphabet (with both uppercase and lowercase letters). This alphabet can be used in a variety of ways: create an alphabet ‘strip’ or cut the letters apart, mix and then put in ABC order. Or, print two sets, cut apart and create an alphabet memory/matching game.
Free Printable Fall, Winter and Christmas Alphabets
A Fall Leaves Alphabet
Attractive free alphabet printable features multi coloured Fall leaves
A Winter Alphabet
Free printable wintertime theme letters for preschool or kindergarten
A Christmas Alphabet
An attractive free printable Christmas-theme alphabet
Alphabet Learning Games and Free Printable Alphabet Song
The Alphabet Song
Free printable lyrics for The Alphabet Song
Alphabet Dominos
Helping children learn alphabetical order. Free printable dominos let kids match upper case letters to lower case letters.
Consonant Game Board
Use a die and markers, move along the "star" path from one star to another. When you land on a star, say the letter name or say the letter sound or say a word that starts with the letter.
Animal / Alphabet Match
Free printable animal-theme matching activity for preschool and kindergarten. Match the sound at the start of the animal name with the letter.
A - Anteater
B - Bear
C - Cow
D - Donkey
Match Upper and Lower Case Letters Part One
Use with Part Two to create a matching activity
Match Upper and Lower Case Letters Part Two
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