Preschool Letter F Printable Activities & Crafts

Welcome to our Preschool Letter F Printable Activities week! We are almost a quarter of the way through the alphabet, and I am genuinely amazed at how much progress Filip has made.

Each week builds on the last. The routines feel familiar now, and that confidence shows in everything he does.

Throughout this blog post, I have linked the resources I have used to either my Google Drive, my online store or another blog where I got that particular download. You can access the downloads by clicking on the photos or links. If you would like to download all the FREE printables I used for the Preschool Letter F week in one download CLICK HERE to get them from Kinder-Resources.com!

Here is how our week unfolded.

Preschool Letter F Printable Activities: Day 1

We skipped our beginning sounds basket again this week and started with our Alphabet Play Dough Mat.

One thing I am really noticing is how much he has internalised correct letter formation. He understands that we start at the top and move downward. He knows we work from left to right. Practice truly does make progress. Watching him grasp these foundational habits makes me wish I had done this more intentionally with my older children.

After finger tracing uppercase F and lowercase f, he formed the letters with play dough. This continues to be one of our most effective fine motor and pre-writing tools.

Next, we used vocabulary cards. I placed a few face down and had Filip turn them over one at a time. Covering the printed word, I asked him to name the picture and identify the beginning sound. He then matched magnetic letters to each card. This small step strengthens phonemic awareness and sound-letter connection without feeling overwhelming.

We followed that with an uppercase and lowercase letter identification activity using dot paints.

Then came a pre writing practice sheet from From the Pond, completed with glue and glitter. You can definitely tell which sections he completed independently and where I quietly helped.

Craft time was next:

F for fish
f for flower

Hands on crafts help reinforce the letter visually while strengthening fine motor skills. Cutting, gluing, and assembling all matter at this stage.

We finished Day 1 with the Alphabet Find It sensory game. Truthfully, part of the appeal for him is simply squishing the sensory bin mixture of beans, lentils, barley, and corn. Sensory exploration is learning too.

Preschool Letter F Activities and Crafts: Day 2

Day 2 began with a beginning sounds worksheet. I love how these worksheets visually reinforce vocabulary. Sometimes Filip struggles to identify certain pictures, but repetition has helped enormously. Seeing the same images across vocabulary cards, mini books, and worksheets strengthens recognition and expands vocabulary.

Next, he completed a Letter Maze page. He decided to dot uppercase letters in one colour and lowercase letters in another. It started off well… but ended in colour confusion. Still, the idea showed initiative, and that is always worth celebrating.

We continued with uppercase tracing sheets from The Measured Mom and then completed our Letter F puzzle.

For our craft activity, we created a flower handprint painting. His green painted hand became the stem. Then he added yellow circles and colourful petals with a sponge. Messy play plus fine motor work is always a win.

Because he enjoys messy activities so much, we also tried a shaving cream sensory activity. A small amount of food colouring mixed into shaving cream makes it extra exciting, but be warned: too much colouring can result in a brightly tinted preschooler.

The activity was originally meant for letter tracing practice. It started that way… and quickly evolved into full sensory exploration. At one point he announced that when he grows up, he will be a scientist and mix things together all the time. I call that successful learning.

Preschool Letter F Printable Activities: Day 3

Day 3 began with a big milestone. Filip wrote his name independently for the first time. I was so proud. That moment alone made the entire week worthwhile.

We continued with activities from our Letter Activity Mini Book:

Tracing practice
Circling pictures that begin with F
Identifying big F and little f

He then completed the Q Tip Letter F page using glitter glue.

Next, we assembled our Alphabet Letter F Flip Book. Cutting the flaps, stacking them correctly, and stapling them together gives him a strong sense of ownership. He loves what he calls “my special books,” and he proudly reads them over and over again.

We also completed a Letter F pattern block activity by Confessions of a Homeschooler, which added a bit of spatial reasoning into our week.

Preschool Letter F Printable Activities Completed

By the end of the week, our board was full of completed Preschool Letter F Printable Activities, ready for Filip to show Sam after work.

Every week I see growth not just in letter recognition, but in confidence, independence, and joy. That matters more than anything.

Download Preschool Letter F Printable Activities

To download all the freebies from the Preschool Letter F post that I created, click here or on the image below.

Please note: this download excludes resources created by other authors. You will need to follow the links in this post to access those materials.

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Products we used to do our Preschool Letter F:

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