Alphabet Activities for Preschools-Printables
Learning the alphabet is one of the first phonics skills you will teach your preschoolers. This is a lengthy process as it includes so many different aspects. Preschoolers need to learn to visually discriminate between letters, recognize uppercase and lowercase, learn how to write letters, and memorize all of the letter sounds. Below are some of my favorite alphabet activities for preschoolers, in the form of no-prep worksheets and printables.
Alphabet Knowledge Activities for Preschoolers
Letter discrimination is a huge part of learning the alphabet. This “I Spy” worksheet is great because it helps children practice letter recognition and also helps with visual discrimination between uppercase and lowercase letters.
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They must identify the uppercase letters in the first half and color them in, and then work on the lowercase letter on the bottom half.
Alphabet Books
Alphabet Writing Activities for Preschoolers
We also need to give our pre k students ample practice with letter formation. By sprinkling alphabet writing activities into their work, they can begin to develop fluency with not only letter identification but also letter formation.
Here are some printable alphabet activities for preschoolers that we love!
“Looks Like, Sounds Like” allows preschoolers to recognize the letter, trace the letter of the alphabet, and hear the letter sound.
Alphabet Review Activities for Preschoolers
A definite class favorite is our color-by-the-code worksheets. I personally like these alphabet printables because they work on reviewing more than one letter at a time.
Alphabet Activities for Letter Sounds
Alphabet Activities for preschoolers must also include letter-sound printables! Take a look at some of my favorite letter-sound worksheets for preschoolers.
Working with images is a great way for children to make the connection between the word and sound they hear at the beginning.
All of these alphabet activity printables for preschoolers shown in this post are from the Alphabet Curriculum: Letter of the Week. You can see more about this curriculum here!
Looking for more alphabet activities for preschoolers (printables and hands-on)?