Learning the alphabet is one of the most important parts of any child’s education. It is the stepping stone to learning to write words. Patience is key during this process and so these bright and colourful worksheets are the perfect way to teach kids the alphabet.
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A to Z Alphabet Writing Book
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘a’. Begin tracing the letters at the top of each letter. Then use the traced letter as reference and practice writing the upper and lower case letters free hand.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘b’. Practicing tracing and writing the same letter multiple times will help children retain what they learn.
This is the lesson for the letter ‘c’. Tracing and rewriting can feel like busywork so make sure that the kids understand the importance of focussing on their task.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘d’. An image of a dinosaur is given which allows the kids to relate known words to the alphabet. Make sure they trace starting from the top of each letter.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘e’. It is important to remember that although tracing is a useful way to learn writing kids should not focus too much on trying to connect the dots perfectly. As long as the shape of the letter is correct, they are doing good.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘f’. Trace the upper and lower case letters carefully and then practice writing the letters free hand.
This is the lesson for the letter ‘g’. Make sure the kids notice the difference in which the upper and lower case letter are written.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘h’. The happy images in the worksheets pique the kids interest and help them enjoy their work. Trace the letters along the dotted lines and then write them free hand.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘i’. Notice the difference in the way the upper and lower case letters are written. Trace the letters carefully and then rewrite them along the lines given in the worksheet.
This is the lesson for the letter ‘j’. The image shows a little girl jumping and this may be an opportunity to teach kids words which start with the letter that they are learning.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘k’. The upper and lower case letters of ‘k’ are written in the exact same way, they only differ in size. Children must be careful when writing these letters.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘l’. Trace the upper and lower case letters carefully. Then, using the traced letters as reference practice writing the letters freehand.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘m’. Kids are familiar with monkeys and the image helps pique their interest.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘n’. Tracing the letters will help kids learn the correct way to write the letters. Free hand writing is great way for kids to practice writing letters.
This is the lesson for the letter ‘o’. Writing this letter free hand may take some practice so tracing the letter first is the best way start. Make sure to stay within the lines when writing free hand.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘p’. Tracing letters multiple times helps children understand the correct way to write letters. As a result, writing letters free hand will be easier for them.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘q’. Carefully trace the upper and lower case letters and use the traced letter as reference for writing them free hand. Make sure to stay within the lines when writing free hand.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘r’. Trace the upper and lower case letters carefully and then write the letters free hand in the space given below.
This is the lesson for the letter ‘s’. Sun is a word kids are very familiar with and so the image will help them associate with the letter that they’re learning.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘t’. Tracing letters can feel very tedious but the practice is important to learn to correct way to write letters. Make sure the kids write the letters within the lines.
This is the worksheet for the letter. Trace the upper and lower case letters first. Then, use the traced letters as reference and write the letters free hand.
This is the lesson for the letter ‘v’. The image helps kids associate the letter they are learning with a word they are familiar with.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘w’. Trace the upper and lower case letters starting at the top of each letter. Then practice writing the letters free hand in the space given below.
This is the lesson for the letter ‘x’. The upper and lower case letters in this case are identical; they only differ in size. Trace the letters carefully and then rewrite the letters free hand in the space given below.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘y’. Trace the upper and lower case letters carefully first and then rewrite the letters in the space given below.
This is the worksheet for the letter ‘z’. The image off the zebra allows kids to associate words they are familiar with with the letters they are learning. Trace and rewrite the upper and lower case letters carefully.
These worksheets will help you introduce your children to the letters of the alphabet in a fun and engaging manner. Through repeated tracing and practice, the children will not only learn the letters but will be able to easily recall them. Once they have learnt the fundamentals of writing letters, writing words will also come easily to them.
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