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Check out our comprehensive collection of printables for teaching preschool and kindergarten children the alphabet. Teach kids by having them trace the letters and then let them write them on their own. Let them have fun coloring the pictures that start with each letter of the alphabet or fill in the missing letters in the letter recognition worksheets. Whether you are a teacher, homeschooling your children or a parent, these free alphabet worksheets are perfect for helping kids learn their ABC's. Make sure to also check out our alphabet crafts which will go along perfectly with any lesson plan.

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Now you can explore all the alphabet worksheets a-z right here, in one spot! Download and use them with your children at home or with students in the classroom.

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Below you’ll find all the best alphabet worksheets articles from around Planes & Balloons. And it will only grow as I keep adding more and more printables. Therefore, bookmark the page so you can easily find it later when you need more worksheets for your preschoolers or kindergarten kiddos .

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All of these alphabet worksheets are suitable for pre-k children as well as kindergarten students.

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Printable alphabet worksheets for kindergarten.

Welcome to our free printable alphabet worksheets! 

We six main sections on this page with several sets of worksheets, alphabet flashcards, and alphabet coloring pages below.

1. Trace and Copy Alphabet Coloring Worksheets

These sets of  alphabet tracing worksheets A-Z  are great for preschool, kindergarten, or first grade.

Our phonics and alphabet flashcards have the top, middle, and base lines so that children can see how the letters sit on the lines.

Saying the sounds as one writes the letters is one of the best ways for children to make the association between letters and reading.

You can also use the names of the letters, yet remember that the sounds are what help children read.

1.A. 26 Uppercase Printable Alphabet Coloring Worksheets

Briefly cover these capital letter worksheets.

Capital letters are good for learning to write names, so they're a necessary part of writing.

They're also necessary for those children learning to write sentences as each sentence starts with an uppercase letter.

1.B. 26 Lowercase Printable Alphabet Coloring Worksheets

Allow more time to practice the lowercase letters.

Most written words are written in lowercase, so try to spend more time on this next set of worksheets.

See  alphabet coloring worksheets here .

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2. Small Font Alphabet Worksheet

These worksheets have a normal sized font instead of the giant fonts required in so many Kindergarten and First Grade classes.

If you're homeschooling, I found it much better to stay with the same sized letters throughout the years rather than forcing little children to make huge letters and later trying to have them make smaller letters.

2.A. 26 Letters  Alphabet Worksheet

2.B. Multi-Letter Phonograms  Alphabet Worksheet

Find our best alphabet phonics worksheets here .

3. Free Cursive Alphabet Worksheets

I think that teaching cursive is super important especially for reading. When some children learn how to write in cursive, reading "clicks".

Because they see breaks in the letters where the new word is formed.

I remember one child exclaiming, "Oh! I get it!" He was so excited! He "saw" the individual words that he had not been "seeing" in his reading. I guess looping the letters together helped him make the connection.

If you are teaching the alphabet in cursive you will love our cursive alphabet worksheets !

We also have simple sentences in cursive .

4. Printable Alphabet Flashcards With Lines

4.a. uppercase and lowercase printable alphabet flashcards.

4.B. Uppercase Printable Alphabet Flashcards

4.C. Lowercase Printable Alphabet Flashcards

5. Video Alphabet Flash Cards

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6. Alphabet Coloring Pages

Find  printable alphabet coloring pages here .

7. Printable Phonics Worksheets

Once your student knows the sounds of the alphabetical letters, be encouraged to choose phonics lessons from our phonics worksheets page.

Personally, I prefer to do phonics first so the children have an easier time reading. The whole idea of letters is to know the sounds.

If the alphabet is too easy, move to our

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Homeschool worksheets for spelling practice  and Robert Louis Stevenson's poetry handwriting worksheets make great ESL printable worksheets. Enjoy!

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Turtle Diary's printable alphabet worksheets are great for children trying to learn their ABC's and want to be able to write and recognize all their letters. The free alphabet worksheets will teach your child proper alphabetical sequence and letter identification. Check out our alphabet tracing worksheet below.

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Learning ABC’s Worksheets

Back when my kids were really little, they used to ask me to make them ABC’s worksheets so that they could practice writing their letters. I guess back at the age of 3-5, kids are just so hungry for knowledge that even self-imposed homework is fun to them! (If only they were so enthusiastic about learning now, eh?!) .

These ABC’s worksheets are perfect for preschoolers and Kindergartners. They each have 6 lines of letter practice for both capital and lowercase letters. The pictures are so cute, too, and give the kiddos an idea of the sound that each letter makes. (It also means there’s a little something to color on these worksheets, allowing them to double as both coloring sheets and writing practice!) Reading and writing are such important tools for expanding our kids’ creativity and their ability to communicate effectively in life, and doing activities like ABC’s worksheets are a great foundation piece to the building needed skills. Of course, we see it as an educational process, but for the kids, it’s just plain fun.

Print off one at a time as you’re practicing a particular letter, or print out the entire set and have them ready to go at a moment’s notice. If you get out your three-hole punch, you can even create a binder where your kiddo can save them into a cute little collection as a gift for a grandparent or other special person.

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I love you site! I am looking for sheets like this with words for my preschooler. His preschool wants him to get more practice with printing and I think he would do better with words rather than just writing the same letter over and over. Thanks, Catherine

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FREE Alphabet Worksheets

Welcome to the section of the site devoted to alphabet worksheets. there are 208 excellent abc worksheets dedicated to the topic which your students will discover at the very beginning of their english studies. the alphabet is a topic that must be covered thoroughly with elementary students of any age. this printable alphabet worksheet helps students practice upper and lowercase letters as well as sounds. as one commenter suggested, you can even change the worksheet, for example the images, to better suit your class so there is really no reason to have to start from scratch. if you are looking for something else please check out the other available worksheets and feel free to share your worksheets too. everyone has to start somewhere and since letters are the building blocks of the language, the alphabet is the perfect place to begin. only elementary learners spend a significant amount of time learning the alphabet but these lessons are really important and will help them succeed later on. if students are not familiar with the latin alphabet, this will take a while and they will need to practice writing each letter too. as basic as this seems, even adult beginners are going to need to start here so dedicate plenty of time to it. you never really finish with the alphabet but once students are comfortable with this material, they will be ready to move on to learning vocabulary, numbers, and even forming simple sentences. it can be a real pleasure to see students grow and this is most evident when covering basic topics such as this one. read more... ...less.

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Alphabet Worksheets – ABC from A to Z

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).

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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.

• A – Letter A Worksheets

Next is B, practice with bears, butterflies and many more fun things.

• B – Letter B Worksheets

Already mastered A and B? Move onto C! Your early learners will master the alphabet in no time.

• C – Letter C Worksheets

Ready to move to D? We’ve got this one covered too.

• D – Letter D Worksheets

E is for exercises and your students will get plenty of exercise for E too.

• E – Letter E Worksheets

First you did the A, B, C, D, E and now you are ready to move over to F.

• F – Letter F  Worksheets

Moving forward your students will be mastering the G’s. Handwriting, beginning sounds and more.

• G – Letter G Worksheets

Hurry! It’s time for H. Another set of 8 pages is waiting for you.

• H – Letter H Worksheets

I see a lot of I’s. Are your kids ready to tackle this one?

• I- Letter I Worksheets

Next in line is J. So many cool words starting with that letter don’t you think? Like jelly!

• J – Letter J Worksheets

Keeping up the good work, we are almost half way through!

• K – Letter K Worksheets

Lets continue with L shall we?

• L – Letter L Worksheets

Moving on to M! Are you ready?

• M – Letter M Worksheets

We are half way through!

Next in line is N – are you ready for it?

• N – Letter N Worksheets

Onto the next one we go. You guessed it, it’s time for O!

• O – Letter O Worksheets

Perfect time to work on P. Just grab this set and have some learning fun.

• P – Letter P Worksheets

Quickly move to the next one. Can you believe we’re more than half through the alphabet?

• Q – Letter Q Worksheets

Ready to give the R a decent workout? As with other ones 8 wonderful practice sheets are waiting for you.

• R – Letter R Worksheets

Moving on to the next one, we are already at S.

• S – Letter S Worksheets

Time to learn with T! There are only a few more to go.

• T – Letter T Worksheets

We will be working with umbrellas, unicorns and ever underwear with this set.

• U – Letter U Worksheets

Practice V with these. There are so many fun things that start with this one.

• V – Letter V Worksheets

Working our way through the alphabet we are already with the letter X.

• W – Letter W Worksheets

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.

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You are almost at the end! Only two more to go.

• Y – Letter Y Worksheets

Last in line is Z! We made it to the end of our alphabet worksheets series.

• Z – Letter Z Worksheets

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.

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• 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.

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Free ABC Worksheets to Teach the Alphabet

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That’s how many times it felt like my husband and I sang the alphabet for my son that year he learned his ABC’s.

Fortunately for our hands, we didn’t have to write the letters out that many times to help him learn how to recognize and spell them out. Thank goodness for free alphabet worksheets .

Here is a round-up of some simple print-and-go ABC worksheets for free to help your kids learn their alphabet too.

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Tips to teach kids abcs, free alphabet worksheets.

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Before we get to the free printables, let us share a few key things we’ve learned through this whole escapade that will hopefully help you save your sanity as well.

Start small.

I’ll be first to admit that I wanted my son to do it all, but I quickly learned to be aware of pacing.

First, little kids are not used to sitting down and doing focused work because they haven’t built up that experience yet.

Go with a few letters each day. You may need to focus on the same letters for the entire week before incorporating new ones. Be sure to include previously learned letters for review as you build up more in subsequent weeks.

Repetition and variety are both necessary.

Kids will need the constant exposure to help reinforce the alphabet. But don’t stick to just writing out the letters and reciting the alphabet over and over.

Rote memorization is not as engaging for your kid (or the parent), especially when it’s done over and over for the umpteenth time.

Or to sum it up in the words of my son, that is “BOOOORING.”

Instead, go with a variety of worksheets that will strengthen their alphabet knowledge in other ways so they think about their ABCs, remember them, and utilize the letters in different ways.

That’s not to say to completely eliminate some straightforward writing and reciting of the alphabet, but just don’t default to that all the time.

Keep things simple.

The biggest tip is to make sure that the activities are not too complex for either the child to complete or for the adult to have to set up each time (daily, or even multiple times a day).

That’s why we loved done-for-you worksheets because it was easy to print out yet also engaging enough for our son.

It’s also definitely worth investing in plastic sheet protectors and dry erase markers so you can print out a set of sheets and use them over and over again.

Now that we’ve shared the pointers that helped us teach our kids the ABCs, let’s get to the actual ABC pages.

All of these worksheets were found on the free graphics section of the Creative Fabrica website .

Large letter tracing A to Z

Here is a good set to start off with. It introduces both the uppercase and lowercase versions of the letter, with two to a page.

It’s good practice to have the letters larger as children begin to develop the motor skills to handle a writing utensil and trace lines.

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Alphabet handwriting practice grid

Another good set to practice letters without being too overwhelming is simply writing out a small subset of letters four times.

Caterpillar letter match

As kids begin to recognize letters, an activity like this will help to put the uppercase with the lowercase version of letters together.

Star letter tracing

Simply putting the letters within star shapes can make the alphabet seem a bit more exciting.

We like to call out the letters and have the kids color or trace their stars just as another means of reinforcement afterwards.

Cut and paste matching worksheet

You could also use this apple-themed activity where kids would cut out individual capital letter squares and match them to the list of capital letters on the sheet.

This is still a hands-on activity, but one that’s a break from writing.

Missing letter balloons

Another way to test your child’s knowledge of the alphabet is with this fill-in-the-blank worksheet.

Alphabet handwriting worksheets

You can use this worksheet to help kids practice how to write legibly and within the lines.

Here, kids can practice both uppercase and lowercase letters.

Beginning match sound

As kids become more familiar with the sounds of letters and how to listen for the letter that a word starts with, a printable like this will help them to start associating pictures with the letters they are learning.

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Letter a worksheets.

June 12, 2023 by Printabulls Team 10 Comments

Reading is the foundation of every education, and the alphabet is the foundation of reading. Challenge your early reader with these free printable letter A worksheets. There is such a wide variety! There are dot-to-dots, cut and paste letter a activities, pictures to draw, coloring pages, bubble letter a’s, and, of course, lines to trace…

Letter B Worksheets

June 12, 2023 by Printabulls Team Leave a Comment

Worksheets are a great way to get children learning about individual letters, and with all the worksheets and varieties of activities we have available below it will be both a fun and educational experience for your child or student! The letter worksheets in this post all focus on the letter B. We think you’ll love…

Letter C Worksheets

If you have a child or you teach children who are preschool- or kindergarten-aged then you know how eager they are to learn the letters of the alphabet! They are quickly learning how to identify letters around the house and while out running errands or attending various activities. If they’ve already learned the Letter A…

Letter D Worksheets

If your child or student has already worked through our Letter A, Letter B, and Letter C Worksheets we’re sure they’re having so much fun by now and are excited to get started on the fourth letter of the alphabet: D! In these Letter D Worksheets, you’ll find many activities to help your child or…

Letter E Worksheets

Practice makes perfect and with these Free Printable Letter E Worksheets, your student or child will make great progress in their writing of both uppercase E and lowercase e through many activities including (but not limited to) tracing and coloring this excellent letter. The more your child or student traces the letter E and practices…

Letter F Worksheets

Learning about and identifying letters is more than just being able to write them properly (though having that skill is still important and these Letter F Worksheets will help your children and students with that too!). With all the activities included in the worksheet options below, your budding reader will also become acquainted with the…

Letter G Worksheets

June 12, 2023 by Printabulls Team 2 Comments

Children are gaining a lot of knowledge around the preschool and kindergarten ages. Amongst it all they’re also learning how to write, read, and color. These Free Printable Letter G Worksheets not only cover all these bases but make it an enjoyable process! All the tracing and writing activities help with learning how to write…

Letter H Worksheets

The letter H is such a happy letter and helps children identify all the things this letter begins with, such as heart, hand, and hippopotamus. Before you know it, they’ll be pointing out all kinds of words and objects that begin with the letter H! They’ll also be experts in how to write this handy…

Letter I Worksheets

We think these Letter I Worksheets are pretty ingenious. They serve as a great aid to teaching your children or students all about the letter I through tracing (both uppercase and lowercase), freehand writing, thinking of/drawing/identifying words and objects that begin with the letter I, coloring, color-by-number activities, mazes, look-and-find, dot-to-dot, memory, and cutting and…

Letter J Worksheets

All of our Free Printable Letter Worksheets offer multiple entertaining activities such as tracing, mazes, color-by-number, free-hand drawing, circling, identifying first sounds, seek-and-find activities, counting, dot-to-dot, cut and paste, memory games, popsicle stick letter-building, games (like filling the toy box and feeding the Alphabet Critter), alphabet crown crafts, puzzles, and so on. Phew! There are…

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Alphabet Homework Worksheets

With a range of activities and exercises, the Alphabet Homework Worksheets cover all aspects of letter learning, making it easier for children to grasp the concepts and develop their language abilities. The adorable illustrations across these worksheets are also a cherry on top that will boost the study motivation and are perfect to use by preschool teachers for preschool activities.

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Alphabet Homework Worksheets are a valuable resource for parents and educators looking to reinforce letter recognition, letter formation, and phonics skills in young learners. These worksheets provide an engaging and interactive way for children to practice identifying and alphabet letter writing practice.

Open the window of the world through these Alphabet Homework Worksheets!

What is Alphabet Knowledge?

Understanding the alphabet is the basis of literacy ability that everyone should master. Parents and teachers should teach their children to memorize the alphabet when they are still at an early age. Learning the alphabet will help the kids before diving into more complex literacy elements such as phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension.

Based on the statement by Katie Jenner from the Indiana Department of Education, alphabet knowledge includes the ability to recognize, name, write, and identify the vocals of the English alphabet. There are various strategies to master the alphabet, such as reading books, watching movies, playing games, and more.

Many researchers have proven the most effective way to practice the alphabet is by doing  handwriting instruction . The ability to recognize, name, and identify letters will support young children in developing their ability to excel in reading and spelling lessons.

Katie also explained the essential elements of alphabet knowledge  that teachers and parents could apply to teach the students and children. The names, shapes, and sounds of the letters are the essential features that students should understand to enhance their literacy skills.

What is the Four Resource Model of Literacy?

According to the  Four Resources Model  of literacy by Allan Luke and Peter Freebody, a person who has a high education tends to build up their understanding and knowledge of the world by doing four reciprocal routines:

• Understand how to form the alphabet into a coherence passage (code-breaking)
• Decipher the meaning of a particular topic and text (text participation)
• Utilize the value of a written text based on its capacity (text user)
• Evaluate and revamp the context of the passage (text analyst)

The adults (teacher and parent) need to understand the full context and concept of the resource model to ensure the young learners will understand and be able to write and read fluently.

The adults should remember in the learning process, not only the children who learn then should open their minds to learn together because this will affect the quality of lessons the children will accept.

What are the Types of Alphabet?

There are uncountable types of the alphabet in the world. Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Arabic are some of the most famous alphabets in the world. Do you know the name of these alphabets you are reading right now? It is called the Latin or Roman alphabet. Some people also refer to it as the English alphabet.

This type of alphabet is the most famous alphabet system. Almost 70% population of the world from various language systems use the English alphabet. There are four kinds of the English alphabet that young learners should master: small, capital, cursive, and print letters.

Small letters (lowercase letters) are the tinier version of capital letters, and this type of letter is the one that fills the text. Capital (uppercase letter) is the letter that is usually placed at the beginning of a sentence or to address the name of something. Below are examples of lowercase and uppercase letters to differentiate them:

• a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z (lowercase letters)
• A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z (uppercase letters)

Cursive letters are the peculiarity of the written alphabet in which the letters are connected to form a word. Some people also call this type of alphabet script or longhand graphic representation. Print letters are the type of alphabet that is not written manually. Type machines or computers are usually the devices that produce them. 

How to Teach Children about Alphabetics?

Introducing something new and foreign to students might be a quest for both the children and the adults (teachers and parents). It is a relief if the children are the type who is easy to focus on. However, in many cases, most children cannot fixate on one thing for too long. This situation is challenging for teachers and parents to find a correct and proper learning method.

Start with tiny steps. Let your children get familiar with the alphabet letters. Try various types of learning media such as books, movies, songs, or these Alphabet Homework worksheets that you could download from our page.

A reminder for the parents, do not worry if your children have slow learning progress. The kids will find their own learning pace, and even if they are not shining in the literacy lesson, there are a million pieces of knowledge to acquire!

Alphabet knowledge includes letter recognition, letter formation, phonics, and writing practices. Parents or teachers can use the Alphabet Homework Worksheets as educational resources or preschool activities to help young learners study all the topics that surround the alphabet. Learning the alphabet will help the kids before diving into more complex literary elements such as phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension.

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Apr 14, 2023

Printable alphabet homework worksheets are a valuable educational resource that helps children learn and practice letter recognition, letter formation, and phonics skills in a fun and engaging way.

Jan 7, 2023

Printable images for alphabet homework worksheets provide a visually appealing and engaging way for children to learn and practice letter recognition, enabling them to enhance their reading and writing skills effectively.

Jun 16, 2022

Printable images: alphabet homework worksheets are a practical and efficient way for children to learn and practice letter recognition, improving their reading and writing skills in an engaging and interactive manner.

Dec 24, 2021

These Alphabet Homework Worksheets are a great resource for reinforcing letter recognition and letter formation skills. They provide simple yet effective exercises that make learning the alphabet fun and engaging for young learners. Highly recommended!

Sep 12, 2021

These Alphabet Homework Worksheets are a great tool for reinforcing letter recognition and practicing writing skills. They provide a structured and engaging way for students to learn their ABCs. Highly recommended!

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