In need of a really engaging learning activity for the letter of the week? Have your kids work on the letter U recognition with these build a letter U alphabet worksheets.
Your students will be happy cutting engaged sorting and carefully pasting the 3 pieces to solve letter puzzle – to build the lower case U as well as an upper case U.
Print these letter T alphabet worksheets and give your kids some cutting and pasting practice as well as letter recognition practice. When your kids cut the 3 puzzle pieces ask them to try and build the letter T on the designated area above. Once confident they found the right spots, ask them to glue the puzzle pieces to complete the puzzle.
A pair of scissors and glue, along with some (optional) coloring supplies will be needed for these alphabet worksheets. There are two letter S puzzles to solve.
On each of the two alphabet worksheets the little learners are asked to build a letter – with one piece of the puzzle already in place. Your young learners will need to cut the remaining 3 pieces of the puzzle and paste them into the correct spots.
We think we can all agree that adding scissors and glue to the learning experience makes kids see it as play more than worksheets.
Great for preschoolers, these cut and paste build a letter R worksheets will help young learners with letter recognition. They are best for kids who already mastered basic scissor skills, although not much cutting is required (straight lines only). 3 rectangles need to be cut and pasted into the puzzle, placing them into right spots will reveal the letter R.
Your young learners will be delighted to solve these fun cut and paste alphabet worksheets. This set focuses entirely on the letter Q so it’s perfect to use during the letter of the week when you focus on Q. As some kids can struggle with solving regular worksheets they will find these more engaging as these involve cutting and pasting. This shifts their focus as they don’t see these as regular worksheets but more like fun and play.
These alphabet worksheets will help with letter recognition as cutting and pasting the puzzle builds the capital Q on one page and q on the other.
Cutting with scissors and pasting with glue transforms a regular worksheet into an engaging and fun one. If your little learners are just starting their letter recognition or you are working on letter of the week, these build a letter P worksheets are here to help your little ones learning the letter P the fun way.
With one puzzle piece already in its place, your students need to cut out the 3 remaining puzzle pieces at the bottom of the worksheet and carefully paste them into the correct spots. As they complete this letter puzzle, an upper case letter P will reveal itself on one of the pages and the lower case letter P on the other. Finish up with a coloring session, having your kids color in the letter outline.
It’s cutting and pasting time. Your little learners will require glue and scissors (and coloring supplies if they love to color) to finish these cut and paste build a letter O worksheets. As you add cutting and pasting the learning worksheets become more fun in an instant. With these letter O alphabet worksheets, your kids will be solving a jigsaw puzzle with 4 pieces; one of the pieces is already in place to give your kids some help while the remaining three need to be cut and pasted into the correct spot by your little learners.
When they finish the puzzle they will uncover both the lower and uppercase letter O.
As the letter is an outline only your kids can also proceed and color in the letter O.
Working on a letter of the week activities? These letter N worksheets make a great introduction to the letter N, both capital N and lower case N. Scissors and glue, cutting and pasting make the learning process a lot more engaging – this set of alphabet worksheet has the kids solve a fun little puzzle.
The letters N and n are divided into 4 puzzle pieces, one of the pieces per letter is already in its place. Kids have to complete the puzzle by cutting the remaining 3 puzzle pieces and pasting them into the correct spots.
Make learning the letters of the alphabet fun while also having your students work on their scissor skills. With these cut and paste build a letter M worksheets letter of the week becomes fun. This one is half worksheet and half crafting activity so it’s sure to keep your kids focused, which will help them out to become familiar with letter F (upper case and lower case).
Once your kids finish with the puzzle activity they can proceed to color in the letter too.
If L is your letter of the week, this set of alphabet worksheets will be a nice addition to it. Cutting and pasting makes this more of an activity sheet than it does a worksheet and we are sure your kids will enjoy the process.
The aim of these letter L worksheets is to build the letter L (both upper case L and lower case L). Each letter has it’s own 4 piece puzzle, one of the pieces is already in place and your young learners need to cut and paste the remaining 3 pieces (per puzzle) into the correct place. Once they have correctly put together the letters L they can also color in the letter outline.
This fun and easy build a letter K worksheet is great for morning work or to give to kids as homework. Cutting and pasting is an activity that kids generally enjoy, so these worksheets won’t feel like work. They help with letter K recognition so they are best suited for kids who are just getting to know their letters.
Some scissor skills will be required to solve these engaging alphabet worksheets, but don’t worry it’s all super simple and preschool appropriate. Only a few straight cuts and off you go.
These build a letter J worksheets don’t even feel like worksheets as whenever cutting and pasting is involved kids experience it differently. These are great for kids who are just beginning to recognize the letters of the alphabets as all that is required to do is to cut the 3 puzzle pieces and, along with the 4th one that is already in its place, position them to build a letter J.
If you need an engaging activity for your kids to work on their letter I recognition you just have to give this build a letter i alphabet worksheets a try.
Your students will be cutting, sorting and pasting the 3 puzzle pieces to build up a lower case i as well as an upper case I.
Print out these letter H alphabet worksheets and have the kids cut out the 3 rectangles at the bottom of the worksheet, Now ask them to try and build the letter H on the designated area above (one piece of the letter is already there to help them out). Once they are confident they know where the pieces fit, ask them to glue the pieces to the worksheet to complete the puzzle.
Early finishers can also color in the letter H outline.
Scissors and glue, as well as maybe some coloring supplies, will be needed to solve this fun worksheet. Two-letter G puzzles to solve!
Each of the worksheets asks the kids to build a letter – one piece of the puzzle is already in its place and your students need to cut out, find the correct place and paste the remaining 3. As they complete the puzzles, a capital G and a lower case g will uncover, each on its own sheet. As the letter G is outlined, you can ask the kids to color in the letter too, making them memorize the letter G even more.
Great as a letter of the week activity.
Learn the letters of the alphabet and have the kids work on their scissor skill at the same time. This cut and paste build a letter F worksheet is a great activity for the letter of the week. Half worksheet and half craft activity, this one will keep your kids interested and will help them out with learning to recognize the letter F.
2 sheets included one for the upper case letter F and one for the lower case one. The aim of this exercise is for the kids to put together the letters, by cutting the 3 out of 4 pieces that complete the letter F. Once cut, let them paste the letter parts into the correct places. Finish up by coloring in the letter outline or filling it with torn paper, finger painting, daubers…
We can all agree if you add scissors and glue to the learning experience kids perceive it as play more than work. These cut and paste – build a letter E worksheets are great for preschoolers who are just getting to know their letters and have already evolved basic cutting skills. 3 large rectangles will need to be cut (per letter) and pasted into the correct spots to build the letter E. One of the 4 parts of the letters is already in a place to help young learners out.
A wonderful set of alphabet worksheets that is a fun activity if you are doing the letter of the week.
Delight your little students by giving them these fun cut and paste alphabet worksheets. As this set focuses on the letter D it’s perfect for the D letter of the week. Some kids might struggle with regular worksheets, but when you have a worksheet that includes cutting and pasting, kids don’t view them as work anymore, it’s pure fun and play.
This alphabet worksheet helps with letter recognition as kids solve the puzzle (cut and paste the puzzle pieces) and build an image of the capital D and small d. As the letters are only outlined, the kids can complete the task by coloring in the letter d.
