Young learners can practice letter formation with these free alphabet tracing worksheets. With these alphabet printables, strengthen fine motor skills as your child or student traces capital letters and lowercase letters. What a great way to practice writing skills. Print as many pages as you want to practice tracing letters or laminate each page and …
The classic fairy tale of the Three Little Pigs has been told for generations. Reading different versions to see what happens to the big bad wolf and pigs at the end of the story is one of our favorite ways to expand our thinking of the Three Little Pigs story. This alphabet matching activity is …
Identify and sort capital letters using these FREE Bee Alphabet Sorting mats. This sorting activity is a great way to develop letter recognition. While identifying and sorting uppercase letters, children will look for what is similar and different about each letter of the alphabet which strengthens visual discrimination. They will learn to identify …
There are so many ways to use this Summer Alphabet Matching activity. Try it as a busy bag, a puzzle, or as a magnetic refrigerator activity. Directions: Download and print the Summer Alphabet Matching activity (below). Cut out each rectangle and then cut apart on the dotted line. Challenge your child to match each …
Kids naturally gravitate toward these felt letters. They put them in order, spell their name, sort them by color, and spell words with them. You can make your own felt letters in just a few simple steps. Ways to Use Felt Letters: First, put them in a basket and see how your child uses them. …
You can use these Christmas Tree Alphabet Matching mats to practice identifying capital letters, lowercase letters, shapes, numbers, or even sight words! Simply print, fill in the blanks, and get started! You can use: pom poms candies erasers cereal You can write in ANYTHING in the key to practice with: capital letters lowercase letters …
Your animal lover will love these free animal alphabet tracing cards! They can be used as a decoration, a book, or for tracing practice. Make a Book Print the animal tracing cards and put them in a binder to make a book. Your child will love to flip through and identify the animals and trace …