These 52 frugal (not free) printable letter recognition worksheets (PDF downloads) are an easy and effective, fun and frugal way to reinforce the ABCs in your child’s mind.
Think fast—how do you teach your child his or her ABCs? Probably the first method that comes to mind is the alphabet song. If so, no judgement; I’m not hear to knock the alphabet song, but I am here to suggest there may be a better option.
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While the alphabet song can help your child learn the order of the ABCs, it really does not help him or her build visual association and recognition, which are both important for building pre-reading and pre-writing skills. In fact, if you’re relying on the alphabet song, your kid may not even realize there are 26 separate, individual letters in the alphabet—think about the way many child string the letters “L,” “M,” “N,” “O,” and “P” together into one amorphous blob. Don’t worry though; these preschool letter recognition worksheets can help!
The frugal (not free) printable letter recognition worksheets (PDF downloads) are designed to help your child begin associating the names of letters (“A,” “B,” “C,” etc.) with their visual representation. (What does the letter A look like?) There are 52 separate sheets, one for each letter of the alphabet, in both upper and lowercase form. In other words, there is a letter “A” recognition worksheet for preschoolers and a letter “a” recognition worksheet for preschoolers.
Let’s take a closer look!
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There are 26 preschool letter recognition worksheets for uppercase letters. So while only A, B, and C alphabet worksheets for kids letter recognition are shown below, there is one for each and every letter. (In other words, there are letter M recognition worksheets, etc.) Each worksheet has:
Bonus: While these preschool through kindergarten letter recognition worksheets are a great way to build letter recognition, to keep things fresh and interesting, there are other tactics you may want to introduce. For example, you could use bubble letters and other alphabet templates to:
Here are some free bubble letter printables and other alphabet templates you can use:
The pre-k worksheets letter recognition for lowercase letters are identical to the uppercase letter worksheets, simply with lowercase letters instead. To help you kid grasp that there are two different versions of each letter, consider having him or her do the upper and lowercase worksheet for each letter back to back.
Bonus: Looking for more preschool and kindergarten letter recognition worksheets or ABC learning worksheets in general? Be sure to check out:
The letter recognition worksheets are part of the 116-page letter worksheets bundle, which includes a huge variety of tools geared toward helping your child master the alphabet and build pre-writing and pre-reading skills. The letter worksheets bundle includes:
Want to make learning a family activity? While your kid works to master the ABCs, perhaps you could learn calligraphy ABCs? And if you have an older child perhaps he or she could work on cursive? Yep, learning can be something that the whole family does together, simply with different levels of difficulty! Here are some “harder” ABC worksheets!
