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Cut and paste matching uppercase and lowercase letters in this eduprintable. Practice identifying letters and scissor skills together! Students will cut out the lowercase letter boxes in the Letter Bank and paste them in the empty boxes under the matching… Continue Reading →
Match and write uppercase and lowercase letters in this eduprintable. Draw a line connecting each uppercase letter to its matching lowercase letter and then write the matching letters. Here’s what a completed worksheet looks like: You can download a free… Continue Reading →
Have fun learning your lowercase letters by following a letter from start to finish in a letter maze! Here’s what a completed worksheet looks like: You can download a free version of this eduprintable, which includes 26 mazes, 1 for… Continue Reading →
Alphabet Shape Code is a fun take on learning the Dolch Kindergarten sight words, letters, shapes, colors and directions! Kids will use the decoding chart to draw and write sight words. Color and black and white versions included. Bonus activity… Continue Reading →
Alphabet Shape Code is a fun take on learning the Dolch pre-k sight words, letters, shapes, colors and directions! Kids will use the decoding chart to draw and write sight words. Color and black and white versions included. Bonus activity… Continue Reading →
Have fun learning your uppercase letters by following a letter from start to finish in a letter maze! Here’s what a completed worksheet looks like: You can download a free version of this eduprintable, which includes 26 mazes, 1 for… Continue Reading →
Practice your uppercase letters by coloring! Read each number. Color the picture according to the color matching that number and reveal the letter. Practice writing the letter at the bottom of the page. Here’s what a completed worksheet looks like:… Continue Reading →
Practice your lowercase letters by coloring! Read each number. Color the picture according to the color matching that number and reveal the letter. Practice writing the letter at the bottom of the page. Here’s what a completed worksheet looks like:… Continue Reading →