Alphabet worksheets from A to Z. Yes; you read it correctly. I know it probably seems strange to read that word in a title on my blog, seeing that I really don’t make or use a ton of worksheets with my younger kids.
But my preschooler has really enjoyed using these {1-2 worksheets a week} along with a second round of Learning the Alphabet this school year. I like that she can do them mostly on her own. She really enjoys tracing, dotting, coloring, and making patterns.
The real scoop on worksheets is that not all worksheets are created equal. Some worksheets can actually be interactive, game-like, and hands-on, like our Playdough Mats or low prep phonics games. Using these kinds of worksheets in moderation, especially with young children, can actually be effective when they are matched to what the child needs to practice {not learn}.
*This contains affiliate links and is sponsored by Education.com. All opinions expressed are my own.
**The download link for the alphabet worksheets can be found towards the END of this post. Click on the teal download button.
FREE Alphabet Worksheets from A to Z
These alphabet worksheets are a great independent activity for kids who can recognize letter names. If your child is not ready for these, doing the worksheets together is a great option. Just be sure to follow your child’s lead. Not all children will be drawn to these kinds of activities.
With these alphabet worksheets, kids can use transparent counters or dot paint to find the letters. My daughter enjoys dotting the uppercase one color and the lowercase another color.
They can also color in the pictures or paint them. One thing we do is talk about the words beside each picture to integrate some print awareness, too.
A favorite at our house was using the dot paint or our Power Magnets to create patterns on the bottom of each page.
Find More Worksheets & Games for Kids at Education.com
When I first started teaching my kids at home, Education.com was a site that came highly recommended to me. I started reading their blog and soon subscribed to their email list. I also began downloading materials to use with my own kids.
But, Education.com doesn’t just have worksheets and workbooks, you can also find hands-on learning ideas! Find fun ways to practice things like math facts and sight words, with thousands of educational activities for preschool through high school! Or discover fun activities for arts and crafts.
~Becky
These are great. What a wonderful resource. Thanks!
Thanks, Jodi! 🙂
Becky,
The Alphabet sheets are awesome, They are very cute. My 4 year old grandson will love them.
He knows his letter and sounds , I plan on using them for a review. Thanks. He’ s on vacation from grandma school for now he just did 8 months of alphabet and other subjects.
He could start kindergarten and do well, how ever he just turned 4 in July. He has been working on cvc words for about a month and does pretty good. We also have thrown in a few 2 letter sight words. Thanks again. You take some time for you. God Bless you and your family.
Thank you! It sounds like your grandson is a smart little fellow!
How do you print them? Yesterday it started to let me after fighting with my computer for almost an hour and then a through q were basically blank or a completely black page. Now I can’t get it to print at all.
It sounds like you might not have the updated Adobe Reader. See if any of these tips help–> https://thisreadingmama.com/downloading-printing-help/
Love these worksheets Becky! That must have been a lot of work. I got a Plus membership over the summer when my kids kept asking for more and more worksheets off the site. 🙂 It’s worth the money and we don’t homeschool. Lots of good stuff there.
Thank you so much for this AWESOME resource!
You’re very welcome! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
When I print these it is like there is large letter outlines all over the page. Do I need to do something special?
Are you opening them with the latest version of Adobe Reader?
these are great worksheets. thanks for sharing.
This is such a wonderful blog , I am so glad I came upon this , I am making a little activity pack for my dear little 4 year old newphew when he is here with me for a 2 month visit !! Am sure he will love these ! Thank you so much for sharing these resources and ideas online .. bless you! 🙂
These are super cute, thank you. My 5 year old has struggled to learn her alphabet and activities like this help. I also made her an App that has made a tremendous differece.
Excellent!!!!!!!
I’m Korean who teach my little kids.
Your worksheets are very useful, thanks a lot 🙂
from. Monica
You are very welcome!
Wow. These are amazing. Thank you. What a gift!
Thanks a lot ,it will be useful for my students at school,especially small kids???
Thank you SO much for these resources! They are perfect! Love the designs, images and fonts used!
You’re welcome! 🙂
thank you SOOOOO much for sharing all of this! I teach Orton Gillingham in a multiple disabilities class. The worksheets are so helpful for phonics…You’re the best!
You are so welcome! 🙂
Good Bless U !! and Thank you
This one looks great, but I could not download it. Tried computers and smart phones. Can you send it to my email?
Unfortunately, I don’t send files via email because I don’t have time to do this for everyone. Have you tried any of these tips? -> https://thisreadingmama.com/downloading-printing-help/
Yes, I tried. It just does not work. Sigh…
Thanks a lot~~~~~~ Love U ^^
You’re welcome! 🙂
Thank you so much for this GREAT resource!!
Hi! Thank you SO much for your amazing resources! With this particular resource, when I click the download button, the only thing that happens is the box to become a subscriber pops up. I have already signed up (twice) and I just can’t seem to access these. Can you help?
Thank you so much for this great resources. It’s so useful for my child.
You’re welcome! 🙂
I enjoy using ideas from your worksheets to teach. I am teaching little children in a village in Nigeria. I am getting resounding results as the children learn to read fast using sounds of letters.
Link is no longer working, can someone e-mail it to me please?
If you email me at becky@thisreadingmama.com, I’ll be sure you get the link you need.