In these alphabet letter matching worksheets, Students cut out the fish printed with both the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Students then attach a paper clip to the fish and use a magnet to try and catch both sets of a...

In this alphabet and number practice worksheet, students learn the stroke patterns by tracing the uppercase and lowercase letters a-z. Students also learn to print numbers 1-9.

For this alphabet letters worksheet, students examine 26 fish with the upper case alphabet letters. Students copy one example of each letter in an unlined box next to each fish.

In this alphabet letters worksheet, students study and cut out the upper and lower case alphabet letters, each inside its own circle. There are no directions.

In this alphabet learning exercise, students color and cut out 26 large pieces, each with an upper and lower case letter. These could be used to make a train bulletin board display.

In this alphabet worksheet, students will focus on the letter a. Students will examine the letter in both upper and lower case and color the picture of the armadillo.

In this alphabet worksheet, students will focus on the letter e. Students will examine the letter in both upper and lower case and color the picture of the elephant.

In this alphabet instructional activity, students will focus on the letter n. Students will examine the letter in both upper and lower case and color the picture of the nightgown.

In this alphabet worksheet, students will focus on the letter t. Students will examine the letter in both upper and lower case and color the picture of the train.

In this alphabet worksheet, students will focus on the letter w. Students will examine the letter in both upper and lower case and color the picture of the watch.

In this alphabet worksheet, learners will focus on the letter z. Students will examine the letter in both upper and lower case and color the picture of the zebra.

In this literacy activity, students create the cover for their alphabet book and subsequently trace the letters on each page with the guidance of the dotted lines.

For this handwriting worksheet, students trace and cursively write the twenty-six uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet on the lines provided.

In this alphabet letter T worksheet, students look over eighteen letters and circle all the uppercase and lowercase letters T they can recognize. Students then print both letters in the three boxes provided.

In this handwriting of alphabet letter S worksheet, students look over eighteen letters and circle all the uppercase and lowercase letters S they can find. Students print both of the letters in the three boxes provided.

In this alphabet letter F learning exercise, students view ten different pictures, pronounce each one and then circle each picture that begins with the uppercase or lowercase letter F.

In this alphabet letter G worksheet, students view a picture of ten items and circle each item that begins with the uppercase or lowercase letter G.

In this alphabet letter I worksheet, learners view a picture with ten items in it and circle each item that begins with the uppercase or lowercase letter I.

In this alphabet letter H worksheet, students view a picture of eleven items and circle each item that begins with the uppercase or lowercase letter H.

In this alphabet letter K worksheet, students view a picture containing ten items and circle each one that begins with the uppercase or lowercase letter K.

In this alphabet letter J worksheet, students view a picture of ten items and circle each item that begins with the uppercase or lowercase letter J.

In this alphabet letters N and M instructional activity, students practice tracing and writing the lowercase letters N and M nine times on the lines provided. Students practice following the arrows on each letter,

In this elephant alphabet worksheet, students color and cut out 52 cards- each with one upper or lowercase alphabet letter. The cards may be matched or used for any purpose.

In this alphabet dot to dot worksheet, students connect the dots in order from A to M. Students color the rabbit picture that will be revealed.