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Learning how to write letters is an essential part of early literacy. These alphabet handwriting worksheets don’t need any prep time and are great as a preschool independent activity. Both upper and lowercase worksheets are included.
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Alphabet Handwriting Worksheets Setup
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Letter Handwriting Packet
This worksheet pack includes both upper and lowercase letters. It has numbered directions that teach the child how to write the letter and then traceable letters for practice.
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HUGE bundle of no-prep alphabet worksheets!
There are 12 activities for each letter:
1) Alphabet Draw The Scene – Trace the upper and lowercase letters then imagine and draw the rest of the scene. For example, draw what the astronaut sees in space.
2) Letter Detective – Find and color in the boxes with the letter shown.
3) Cut, Sort and Stick –Differentiate upper and lowercase letter and sort them into the correct column.
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7) Q Tip Letters – Use a cotton bud to paint the letter.
8) Alphabet Handwriting – Correct letter writing technique is shown with space to trace upper and lowercase letters.
9) Letter Mazes – Identify the letters correctly to find the end of the maze.
10) Alphabet Playdough Mats – Fine motor strengthening activity to form the letters.
11) Alphabet Punch Cards – Letters are on the edge of the page for single hole punching or using with clips.
12) Alphabet Beginning Sound Clip Cards – 8 different sets included. Match the letter to the object (2 sets each for upper and lowercase) and match the object to the letter (2 sets each for upper and lowercase).
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I am a teacher of three year old preschoolers. they are all excited to begin to write and read books. I would love to use some or all of your free printables with my students. They would love to see their work they do with dry erase markers come to life with their work to take home. Thank you, jhsmythers@yahoo.com; Jennifer
Thank you for your comment 🙂 Hope you find plenty of useful activities for them! — Denise