Learning the alphabet and letter sounds is one of the first stepping stones on that learning to read early literacy journey. And, one of the best ways to learn the alphabet is through lots of repetitive hands-on play. These preschool alphabet printables are all designed to be used in that creative hands-on plan.
Preschool Alphabet Printables
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All of these printables are designed to be used multiple times so you may wish to print on cardstock and/or laminate for durability.
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Alphabet Charts and Cards
1. Printable Alphabet Cards are great for hanging at eye level for the students to interact with, a big sequencing activity for the floor, or as letter cards for circle time activities.
2. The Alphabet Chart not only comes with the printable chart but six ideas for using it too.
3. Alphabet and Sound Sentence Strips are great for working on letters and sounds. They even include mouth placement icons to help students get ready to make sounds.
Alphabet Matching Games
1. PB&J Sandwich Matching Game is fun for literacy centers or to use after reading a book such as The Giant Jam Sandwich or The Bear Ate Your Sandwich.
2. Rainbow Alphabet Match makes a fun activity for spring.
Alphabet Bingo
Bingo is fun to play with small groups of children or as a whole group activity, especially during a class party.
You can also get these holiday bingo boards.
5. Summer Bingo
More Preschool Alphabet Printable Games
1. After enjoying the classic, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, play the Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Game.
2. Beginning Sounds Leaf Activity is an individual or small group activity to celebrate fall.
3. Keep the fall ABC fun learning going with Thanksgiving ABC Pie Activity and Chant and Room on a Broom ABC Sequencing Game.
4. Early Literacy Snack Mats also include some ABC resources for matching and working on beginning sounds. Now, snack time can be learning time.
And the alphabet learning doesn’t have to stop here. We have oodles of hands-on alphabet games and activities to help nurture our youngest readers.
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