Preschool Alphabet Letter of the Week A

If you’ve seen my Phonics Letter of the Week packets and thought the content was too difficult for your students, perhaps the Preschool Alphabet Letter of the Week packets are more suitable. I created them for preschool aged children and each packet includes 24 hands-on, fun and engaging worksheets and activities.

Today, I’m showing you the contents of the Preschool Alphabet Letter of the Week A. The entire packet is completely free and available for you to download from my online store at Kinder-Resources.com!

What are Letter of the Week packets?

The aim of Letter of the Week packets is to teach students one letter of the alphabet each week. That means the entire alphabet can be taught in 26 weeks – in theory! While that’s a nice theory, that’s not always the case. Sometimes letters are introduced daily and other times, a couple over a week. This will depend on what works best for your students! Regardless of teaching method, the Preschool Alphabet Letter of the Week packets focus on the first step towards learning to read and write: teaching students letter recognition, letter formation and beginning sounds. Each worksheet, game or activity in these packets have been created with this goal in mind.

Preschool Alphabet Letter of the Week A in action

Alphabet poster

To prepare the poster for use, print, laminate and display on your wall.

Alphabet poster with pictures and words

To prepare the poster for use, print, laminate and display on your wall.

Word Wall cards

To prepare the cards for use, print, laminate and display your choice of words on your wall. Alternatively, make a hole on the corner of each card and secure them together with a key ring.

Letter and picture puzzles

To prepare for use, print, laminate and cut puzzles pieces apart.
Children will match the puzzles pieces together.

Word puzzles

To prepare for use, print, laminate and cut puzzles pieces apart.
Children will place the puzzle pieces in order to reveal the picture and word.

Alphabet Find and Letter Match

To prepare for use, print, laminate and cut the cards. Provide children with counters to show their answers.
For the Alphabet Find cards, children will find the matching letter and place a counter on it. For the Letter Match cards, children will find all the letters that match the focus letter.

Beginning Sounds Wheel

To prepare for use, print, laminate and cut the cards. Provide children with pegs or another clipping device to show their answers.
Children will say the word for each picture and clip a peg on the ones that start with the focus letter sound.

Upper and lower case letter tracing cards with correct letter formation

To prepare for use, print, laminate and cut the cards apart. Provide children with erasable markers and or/play dough.
Children will practice tracing the letters on the cards and forming them with play dough.

Alphabet tracing cards with pre-writing strokes

To prepare for use, print, laminate and cut the cards apart. Use a hole punch to make a hole in each of the 4 cards and then use a key ring, or similar device, to secure the cards together. Provide children with erasable markers.
Children will practice tracing the pre-writing strokes and letters on the cards.

Alphabet booklets (color and black and white)

To prepare for use, print and cut the cards apart. Use a hole punch to make a hole in each of the 4 cards and then use a key ring, or similar device, to secure the cards together. Alternatively, staple the pages together.
Children will practice reading the predictable sentence, “(focus letter) is for…”

Alphabet bracelets

Children will color the pictures and focus letters on their bracelet and then secure it to their wrist with sticky tape.

Cutting Practice

Children will color the picture and focus letters, then cut around the shape. This can then be glued onto a piece of paper or used to decorate the room.

Coloring page

Children will color the pictures that begin with the focus letter.

Pre-Writing Tracing Practice

Children will trace the lines from upper case letter to lower case letter.

Alphabet Cut and Glue

Children will color the pictures and glue them onto the dots.

Beginning Sounds Scene

Children will color the pictures, gut them out and glue them onto the scene. They can use the pictures to tell a story.

Dot painting

Children will color the pictures, then use a cotton dipped in paint to fill in the circles.

Upper Case Letter Tracing

Children will trace the writing strokes that make the upper case letter, then they will trace the upper case letter.

Lower Case Letter Tracing

Children will trace the writing strokes that make the lower case letter, then they will trace the lower case letter.

Letter Sorting

Children will color the pictures, then cut out the letters from the bottom of the page and glue them into the correct windows.

Color by Code

Children will color the sections of the picture using the code.

Beginning Sounds (upper case letter)

Children will trace the letters, then color the pictures that start with the focus letter sound. (Two versions of this page are included: one with pictures beginning with ONLY the focus letter and another with mixed beginning sound pictures.)

Beginning Sounds (lower case letter)

Children will trace the letters, then color the pictures that start with the focus letter sound. (Two versions of this page are included: one with pictures beginning with ONLY the focus letter and another with mixed beginning sound pictures.)

Missing Letters

Children will trace the words and color the pictures. They will then cut out the lower case letters from the bottom of the page and glue them into the empty boxes.

I Know the Letter Certificate

Print certificate and present to student at the end of the week or letter study.

Letter Craft (for upper case and lower case letters)

Children will cut out the different pieces and glue them on the following page to make the craft.

Download the FREE Alphabet Letter of the Week Packet

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Happy Teaching 🙂