Preschool Kindergarten
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There are so many ways to make learning the letters of the alphabet fun for your preschooler and while we try to incorporate as many hands-on ideas as we can, there does come a time when we start practicing how to form those letters on paper.
In our own homeschool, I’ve found that when it comes to handwriting, simple is often best and these letter practice pages fit that bill perfectly.
From Do-A-Dot pages and play dough mats to alphabet exercises and an alphabet craft book, hands-on, interactive activity ideas are definitely some of our favorite ways to work on letter recognition, but when it comes to letter formation and handwriting, I’m always on the lookout for fun and easy ideas that will not only keep my kiddos engaged and entertained, but also things that are quick, easy, and won’t overwhelm them.
I’m looking for activities that will give them a basic introduction to forming their letters on paper without making it seem like a chore. So, I came up with these simple letter practice pages and so far, my kids have loved them!
Letter Practice Pages for Preschoolers
This fun printable pack of letter pages includes a separate page for each letter of the alphabet (all 26 letters are included) and each one contains a single line of uppercase letters, a single line of lowercase letters, and a simple sentence and picture on the bottom half of the page that doubles as a coloring section as well as a quick introduction to beginning sounds.
I, personally, love using these pages as a way to first introduce my preschoolers to beginning sounds and, since we have always worked on short vowel sounds first, the vowel pages that are included in this pack all contain pictures of items that begin with the short vowel sound.
So whether you’re looking for a fun way to teach your preschooler, or even kindergartner, the alphabet, you’re going to want to grab these pages!
Just print them off, grab some crayons or some colored pencils and you’re ready to go!
