Alphabet

These alphabet dot marker activities give preschool and kindergarten children 14 colorful ways to explore uppercase letters. Start with dot markers, then try stickers, play dough, paint, or loose pieces to keep familiar letters interesting. My Alphabet Dot Marker Pages include uppercase letters A to Z in two versions: one with small letters inside the circles and one with empty circles. Both work for preschool and kindergarten alphabet practice, with an animal illustration to color […]

These free alphabet matching clip cards provide a simple, hands-on way for preschool and kindergarten children to practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters. Children identify the featured letter, find its matching form from three choices and attach a clothespin to show their answer. As well as developing letter recognition, the activity gives children valuable fine motor practice. The printable is easy to prepare and works well for literacy centers, small-group lessons, morning tubs or quiet

Alphabet Anchor Charts give children a clear visual connection between uppercase letters, beginning sounds, familiar pictures, and printed words. They can be displayed around the classroom, introduced during phonics lessons, or used as helpful references during reading and writing. Each chart features one large uppercase letter filled with labeled pictures that begin with the focus sound. Therefore, children can use the pictures to recall letter sounds, develop vocabulary, and generate ideas for early writing. What