Preschool and Kindergarten Letter Worksheets

Are you looking for letter of the week worksheets for your students? If you do letter of the day/week, this will help in your planning. Use these worksheets and activities in centers, small groups, or for independent practice. 

Preschool and Kindergarten Letter Worksheets

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Letter Mini Books- Rainbow write each letter, follow the tracing lines, spot and dot each letter, and color the pictures with that beginning sound.

Race to the Top- Roll a dice and trace the correct letter. The first to the top, is the winner!

Letter Worksheet- Follow each letter maze, find and color the pictures with the correct beginning sound, write each letter, and circle each letter.

Tear and Glue Letters- Practice fine motor skills as you tear, glue, and fill each picture.

Cut and Fill- Practice scissor skills as you snip pictures to fill each letter with.

Letter Mini Books- Trace each letter and color each picture. 

Dot Marker Letters- Use dot markers to form each letter.

Letter Tracing- Trace each letter.

Letter Puzzles- Cut across each line. Glue the puzzle back to form each letter and picture.

Say and Color- Color each letter and pictures that begin with that beginning sound.

Explore the Alphabet-  Fill each letter with stickers, dot each letter with paint and Q-tips, pin poke each letter, and stamp each letter.

Spot it, Dot it- Spot and dot each letter.

Uppercase/Lowercase Color by Code- Color each picture by code.

Sound Sort- Sort the pictures by beginning sound.

Letter Sort- Sort the pictures by uppercase/lowercase letters.

Color by Code- Color each uppercase letter by code.

Color by Code- Color each lowercase letter by code.

Letter Cards- Introduce each letter with these colorful letter cards.

Letter Maze- Follow each letter to get to the ending.

Preschool and Kindergarten Letter Worksheets

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Apples Preschool Circle Time

Apple Preschool Circle Time 

Apple Preschool Circle Time 

Apple preschool circle time has 5 mini lessons to go along with a read aloud, 5 -songs/chants to practice skills, and questions of the day.

Apple Shapes-  Say the chant as a class. Hold up a shape apple. Name the shape.

Missing Worm- Say the chant as a class. Hide the worm behind a letter. Guess which letter the worm is hiding behind.

Counting Apples- Say the chant as a class. Count the apples in the basket, and match it to the correct number.

Question of the Day- There are 5, apple themed, questions of the day to use during circle time. 

Apple Sounds-  Pick an apple card and say the picture. Determine the beginning sound. Cover the correct letter.

Shape Sort- Sort the shape apples onto the correct tree.

Bad Apple- Play this letter recognition game, but beware of the bad apple! 

Apples Preschool Circle Time 

Polar Animals Rhyming Preschool and Kindergarten Literacy

    Rhyming Preschool and Kindergarten Literacy- Polar Animals

This literacy preschool activity pack focuses on rhyming with a fun, polar animal theme! Use these activities in circle time, small groups, centers, and/or for independent practice.

Polar Animals Rhyming

Whole Group/ Circle Time- Say the clue to the class. Identify the animal that rhymes.

Small Groups/ Center Time- Complete the rhyming sort.

Center Time/ Independent Practice- Dot the two pictures that rhyme in each box.

Polar Animals Rhyming

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Bugs Rhyming Preschool and Kindergarten Literacy

             Rhyming Preschool and Kindergarten Literacy- Bugs

This literacy preschool activity pack focuses on rhyming with a fun, bugs theme! Use these activities in circle time, small groups, centers, and/or for independent practice.

Bugs Rhyming

Whole Group/ Circle Time- Do each pair of pictures rhyme? Hold up the happy bug if they rhyme, and the sad bug if they do not rhyme. 

Small Groups/ Center Time- Go on a rhyming hunt the room. Decide if each pair of pictures rhymes.

Center Time/ Independent Practice- Cut, paste, and match the rhyming pictures. 

Bugs Rhyming

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Camping Preschool Circle Time

 Camping Preschool Circle Time 

Camping Preschool Circle Time 

Camping preschool circle time has 5 mini lessons to go along with a read aloud, 5 -songs/chants to practice skills, and questions of the day.

Counting Fireflies-  Say the chant as a class. Count the fireflies on each card.

Mr. Fox- Say the chant as a class. Give each child number cards. As you call different numbers, students stand up if they are holding the number you call. 

Tent Letters- Say the chant as a class. Pick a letter and name it. 

Ten Little Campers- Say the chant as a class, removing a camper each time.

Question of the Day- There are 5,  camping themed, questions of the day to use during circle time.

Counting Marshmallows-  Pick a number card. Count marshmallows onto the stick.

Feed the Bear- Practice beginning sounds by feeding the bear.

Fishing for Numbers- Go fishing for numbers! Sort the fish into the correct number bucket.

Camping Preschool Circle Time 

Back to School Lesson Plans and Art Ideas

If you're getting ready for a back to school theme, I have a set of preschool lesson plans and hands-on activities that will make planning incredibly easy. These resources are designed to help children explore math and literacy concepts through playful learning. 

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School Preschool Lesson Plans

Here is what my half-day preschool looks like! 

I always start my day with table time! My students come in the room and there are 6-7 options to choose from. Students rotate freely through activities that hit on literacy, math, and fine motor skills. 

Then we have our morning meeting. This is a very quick time of day where we do calendar, and quickly review our focus letter, number, shape, and color. 

We always do an art activity related to our theme! Here are some fun back to school art projects! We always start the year with a lot of activities related to student's names.

Painters Tape Letter: Make the first letter of each child's name with painters tape. Paint the entire page. Remove the tape.

Self Portraits: Have each child draw a self-portrait with sharpie. Then, use bleeding tissue paper to cover the page. Paint with water. Remove the tissue paper when it dries.

Blow Painting Hair: Have each child draw a face. Then squirt liquid watercolors above the head. Use a straw to blow the paint, making crazy hair! 

Watercolor Resist Names: Write each child's name in white crayon. Paint over top of the name with liquid watercolors. OR a messy (and fun) option is to squirt a spray bottle filled with diluted liquid watercolors over the name.

Tear and Glue Letters: Write each child's beginning letter of their name on a piece of paper. Tear and glue paper strips to outline the letter.

 

Then we have circle time. We have a themed read aloud, say rhymes/chants from my circle time packs, and do literacy or math lessons. 

We wrap up our day with centers and recess! 

I hope this will help your planning!