Are your students ready to work on letters from A to Z? We have these alphabet worksheets to help them out, with many fun ways to tackle the letters.
These printables are a great learning resource and make a great addition to hands on learning activities when teaching the alphabet. As each of the letters comes with their own set of pages, these are perfect to use for letter of the week series.
There are lots of skills these focus one – handwriting practice is encouraged through a variety of letter tracing sheets, there is a beginning sound exercise and lots of practice for letter recognition.
We do recommend you laminate these printables and use them with dry erase markers or to use (affiliate link) protective sheets (we really love these as you can use them over and over again).
Alphabet Worksheets
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You can also hunt our website for freebies or for your convenience you can grab the whole alphabet set in one place just visit visit Teachers Pay Teachers where you can easily grab the whole alphabet set.
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Or you can get them one by one
All of these are currently offered for free on our website so we do invite you to go on an alphabet hunt. There are 8 pages in each of the alphabet worksheets sets provided. Here is a quick summary of what is included in each of these sets.
Page 1: Beginning sounds. Students need to look at the objects given and color all those that begin with the letter given.
Page 2: Simple Tracing. With both upper and lowercase letters to trace and a few simple shapes to trace to warm up.
Page 3: Letter Recognition. Students need to look at all the letters given on the page and circle all of the specified letters.
Page 4: Hidden Image. A twist on a classic color by number, where students are asked to color in a specific letter to uncover the hidden image.
Page 5: A maze to solve. Follow the path of the specific letter to find your way through the maze.
Page 6: Uppercase tracing. A whole page dedicated to handwriting practice of the uppercase letters.
Page 7: Lowercase tracing. A whole page dedicated to handwriting practice of the lowercase letters.
Page 8: Letter Recognition. Students are asked to color a specific letter in sentences given.
From A to Z
Kicking start the series we have a set for A. You have to start somewhere.
Next is B, practice with bears, butterflies and many more fun things.
Already mastered A and B? Move onto C! Your early learners will master the alphabet in no time.
Ready to move to D? We’ve got this one covered too.
E is for exercises and your students will get plenty of exercise for E too.
First you did the A, B, C, D, E and now you are ready to move over to F.
Moving forward your students will be mastering the G’s. Handwriting, beginning sounds and more.
Hurry! It’s time for H. Another set of 8 pages is waiting for you.
I see a lot of I’s. Are your kids ready to tackle this one?
Next in line is J. So many cool words starting with that letter don’t you think? Like jelly!
Keeping up the good work, we are almost half way through!
Lets continue with L shall we?
Moving on to M! Are you ready?
We are half way through!
Next in line is N – are you ready for it?
Onto the next one we go. You guessed it, it’s time for O!
Perfect time to work on P. Just grab this set and have some learning fun.
Quickly move to the next one. Can you believe we’re more than half through the alphabet?
Ready to give the R a decent workout? As with other ones 8 wonderful practice sheets are waiting for you.
Moving on to the next one, we are already at S.
Time to learn with T! There are only a few more to go.
We will be working with umbrellas, unicorns and ever underwear with this set.
Practice V with these. There are so many fun things that start with this one.
Working our way through the alphabet we are already with the letter X.
X is next one on the menu. Practice this one with X-rays and xylophones plus some other words that have an X in them.
You are almost at the end! Only two more to go.
Last in line is Z! We made it to the end of our alphabet worksheets series.
More alphabet learning resources your young learners might enjoy:
Need to mix things up a bit? We have some other resources that will help with learning the letters of the alphabet.
- alphabet dot to dot practice sheets – these are a fun way for kids to practice the alphabet from A to Z.
- ABC Have, Who Has card game – the whole class will love this game.
- alphabet mazes – follow the alphabet to find your way through these fun mazes.
- printable alphabet book – 26 engaging pages that you can bind together to make a book. Perfect for homework.
More Fun Preschool and Kindergarten Learning Resources
Have enough of alphabet? We have a ton of wonderful learning resources for this grade level and here are just a few of them;
- telling time to the hour I have Who has game – telling time is an important skill to master
- number tracing – now that you are done with the ABC’s maybe it’s time to give numbers a go.
- fill in the missing letters – be sure to grab this freebie.
- weather flash cards – can your students name all weather phenomena?
- weather chart for your classroom – this interactive weather chart is perfect to use in the classroom.