We have lots of alphabet resources at This Reading Mama! I currently have two young ones at home who are working on their letters, both at different levels. NSis {age 3} is still exploring with Learning the Alphabet and MBug {age 5} is finishing up Reading the Alphabet.
To add a little more fun to letter learning, I created some alphabet letter mazes with different letter fonts. {FREE download link at the end of this post.}
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Alphabet Letter Mazes
These aren’t just any letter mazes. These mazes help kids {who may already know all their letters} to recognize letters in different fonts, which is what they see when reading. My kids love our do-a-dot paint; and the dots on these alphabet mazes are just perfect for that!
You can also make multiple uses out of them if you use transparent counters or Power Magnets.
Letter I Maze with Power Magnets and cookie sheet
I was in the process of making some without the different fonts for NSis, but Carisa of 1+1+1=1 beat me to it! Be sure to download her cute letter mazes. She also shares a few more alphabet dot maze resources, so be sure to check them out!
More Alphabet Learning Ideas:
- Alphabet Worksheets: Activity Pages from A-Z
- Alphabet Sounds App {for beginning sounds, ending sounds, middle sounds, and blends/digraphs}
- Alphabet Grid Games
- Alphabet Playdough Mats
- Learning the Alphabet {hands-on printable packs!}
- Alphabet Printables for Pocket Chart & Stacking Blocks
You can also find TONS of hands-on activities for teaching the alphabet in The ABC’s of Preschool from The Measured Mom. You’ll never have to think about how you teach the alphabet again! 🙂
Enjoy Teaching!
~Becky
Hi, I tried to download the alphabet mazes and got a 404 error.
Try this link and see if it helps at all–> https://thisreadingmama.com/downloading-printing-help/
can you post an unsecured version so I can print it….
I’m not able to post an unsecured version because it would infringe on the terms of use with the clip art. Did you try any of the tips here–> https://thisreadingmama.com/downloading-printing-help/
Yes, I managed to find a way to print it!! Thanks so much! It has helped one of my students recognize that sometimes a letter may not always look the same.