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Review the Letter B Worksheets

B is for book! Review the letter B with these letter B worksheets. Practice tracing words book, banana, bird, trace the letters B and work on beginning sounds.

There are two worksheets in this letter B review worksheets set.

On the first page, you will find:
Big lower case and upper case letter B along with a book
Letter tracing practice
Find the letter B
Word tracing: book, banana, and bird

On the second page, you will find:
Big lower case and upper case letter B along with writing directions
Letter B writing practice
Beginning sound practice – images of book, star, bird, and tooth, and kids need to color in the pictures starting with the letter B.

Working on the whole alphabet at the same time? Grab this resource as a handy alphabet bundle here.

Review the Letter A Worksheets

A is for apple! Review the letter A with these letter A worksheets. Practice tracing words apple, anchor, axe, trace the letters A and work on beginning sounds.

Two pages included with many different exercises.

Page 1:
Big lower case and upper case letter A along with an apple
Letter tracing practice
Find the letter A
Word tracing: apple, anchor, and axe

Page 2:
Big lower case and upper case letter A along with writing directions
Letter A writing practice
Beginning sound practice – images of apple, axe, pencil, and net, and kids need to color in the pictures starting with letter A.

Working on the whole alphabet at the same time? Grab this resource as a handy alphabet bundle here.

Draw and Trace Letter Z Worksheets

Trace the letter Z! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a zig-zag. Or a zebra, zipper, zeppelin, zucchini or anything else that starts with the letter Z.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case Z and upper case Z.

Encourage your kid’s imagination and have them practice writing the letter Z at the same time.

Drawing is an amazing activity that warms up the hands, which will make writing the letters less stressful.

After they are done with drawing, the kids proceed to trace the 3 rows of letters Z, and if they feel confident enough, proceed to the 4th row where they can write the letter Z independently.

Draw and Trace Letter V Worksheets

Trace the letter V! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a vase. Or vest, van, volcano, vampire, violin, vulture, vine or anything else that starts with the letter V.

Two alphabet worksheets in this set, upper case V and lower case V.

Firstly, kids will warm-up their hands by thinking about the objects that start with the letter V and drawing them into the boxes.

After finish up the drawings, they will practice their writing skills by tracing the dashed lines of the upper and lowercase letters V. This way, they will learn to write and enjoy drawing the images with their best crayons in a fun way.

Draw and Trace Letter X Worksheets

Trace the letter X! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a xylophone. Or an x-ray or anything else that starts with the letter X.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case X and upper case X.

X is a bit tricky as not many things start with the letter X, and drawing them can be a bit tricky too.

Showing the kids how to draw some of the objects – like an x-ray of a fish can make this one easier. Unlike other worksheets, we also included additional two worksheets that instruct the kids to draw something that contains a letter X, so options like a box, fox, ox become a possibility too, along with other options.

Draw and Trace Letter Y Worksheets

Trace the letter Y! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a yo-yo. Or a yarn, yacht, yak, yogurt, yam or anything else that starts with the letter Y.

Two alphabet worksheets in this set, upper case Y and lower case Y.

Entertain the kids with this set of draw and trace letter Y worksheets – they will have a ton of fun drawing and a decent amount of letter tracing practice.

Ask your students to think about all the words that start with Y and choose the one they can draw. Once done drawing have them proceed to trace the letters.

By drawing, your kids have warmed up their hands which will make tracing the letter Y smoother.

Draw and Trace Letter W Worksheets

Trace the letter W! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a web. Or a whale, window, watermelon, worm, witch, walnut, wizard, whistle, wing, wagon or anything else that starts with the letter W.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case W and upper case W.

Print out these draw and trace letter W worksheets and hand them to your class.

Start a discussion about letter W and all the things that start with said letter.

Encourage kids to name as many objects and things that start with the letter W as possible. Ask them to each draw their favorite one. Once they finish drawing their object, move to trace the letter W.

Draw and Trace Letter T Worksheets

Trace the letter T! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a tortoise. Or a tree, tiger, table, tent, tub, train, truck, tie, turkey, tomato, tooth or anything else that starts with the letter T.

Two alphabet worksheets in this set, upper case T and lower case T.

As the kids proceed to draw their letter T masterpiece, their hands will be warming up for tracing the letters later one.

Our draw and trace letter T worksheets are the focus on making the letter tracing fun and to have the kids thinking about beginning sounds. Encourage your kids to name as many objects that start with the letter T as possible.

Draw and Trace Letter S Worksheets

Trace the letter S! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a snake. Or a sailboat, strawberry, sun, spider, snowman, socks, snail, star, squirrel, scarf, sloth or anything else that starts with the letter S.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case S and upper case S.

Snakes are fun to draw when practicing the letter S, so you might hint at this animal when kids are selecting what they will draw.

As they draw their letter S creation, whatever it might be, they will warm up their hands which will help them out with tracing practice after.

When done drawing, let them continue by tracing the letter S, and if they feel confident enough, have them try to write the letter S independently on the last blank line.

Draw and Trace Letter R Worksheets

Trace the letter R! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a rainbow. Or a raccoon, rain, ring, rocket, ruler, rhino, rabbit, radion, robot, rope, rat or anything else that starts with the letter R.

Two alphabet worksheets in this set, upper case R and lower case R.

There are many cool things that start with the letter R so we are sure your kids won’t have any issues with picking out just what to draw.

As they draw, their hands warm up which makes tracing the 3 rows of letter R’s much easier.

Once done tracing they can even try and write the letter R all by themselves in the last row that is empty (or they can try and write the name of the object they have drawn).

Draw and Trace Letter Q Worksheets

Trace the letter Q! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a queen. Or a quilt, quill, quail or anything else that starts with the letter Q.

Two alphabet worksheets in this set, upper case Q and lower case Q.

So, print out these fun draw and trace worksheets and warm up your kid’s hands by drawing the objects starting with the letter Q. When they finish drawing, encourage them to continue with tracing the letters.

They’ll be working on their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination at the same time as they learn how to write the letter Q.

Draw and Trace Letter P Worksheets

Trace the letter P! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a pencil. Or a pig, peacock, pumpkin, penguin, parrot, panda, pizza, pot, pineapple, pear or anything else that starts with the letter P.

Two alphabet worksheets in this set, upper case P and lower case P.

Print the draw and trace letter P worksheets and pass them to your class. Offer a nice variety of crayons and talk about all the things that start with the letter P.

As kinds name a nice number of objects, ask them to each draw their favorite one. Once done, move to tracing the letter P.

Your students will be writing the letter P independently in no time.

Draw and Trace Letter O Worksheets

Trace the letter O! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw an octopus. Or an owl, ostrich, orange, onion, otter, ox, olive or anything else that starts with the letter O.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case O and upper case O.

Ask your students to name a few objects that start with the letter O and have each one pick out the one they want to draw. Allow them some time to finish up the drawings and then ask them to move onto the tracing the letter O.

The drawing process will warm up their hands, and make the whole process more fun as well as easier to trace the letters after.

Draw and Trace Letter N Worksheets

Trace the letter N! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a net. Or a nest, narwhal, nail, nut, necklace, nose or anything else that starts with the letter N.

Two alphabet worksheets in this set, upper case N and lower case N.

Ready to trace? Print out these draw and trace letter N worksheets with which your students will master the letter N without issues.

Drawing is a fun activity, which will make learning to write the letter N feel fun too. Draw, have fun and learn how to write the letter N at the same time.

Draw and Trace Letter M Worksheets

Trace the letter M! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a mouse. Or a monkey, moon, mug, moose, mushroom, mask, muffin, magnet, mountain, map or anything else that starts with the letter M.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case M and upper case M.

What better way to learn how to write the letter M than to first draw something that starts with the said letter? Warming up the hands before starting to write is really important and can make a huge difference for some of your students.

As they draw they relax and warm up their hands which makes the letter M writing practice easier for them.

Draw and Trace Letter J Worksheets

Trace the letter J! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a jellyfish. Or a jar, jaguar, jacket, juice or anything else that starts with the letter J.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case J and upper case J.

Just print these draw and trace letter J worksheets and offer some crayons to your kids. Read the instructions and let them warm up their hands by drawing an object that starts with the letter J.

As they do they both think about beginning sound J and work on their fine motor skills. Once done drawing instruct them to move to trace letters.

Draw and Trace Letter L Worksheets

Trace the letter L! But first, warm up your kid’s hands by having them draw a ladder. Or a lamp, lion, log, ladybug, lobster, leaf, lock, lamb, lemon, lizard or anything else that starts with the letter L.

Two worksheets in this set, lower case L and upper case L.

Learning to write letters can be tough so it’s best to make the process fun. We think these draw and trace letter L worksheets make the letter L fun to write.

Instruct the kids to think about what objects start with the letter L and ask them to draw one. Once they have drawn their masterpiece, have them move forward to tracing the letter L.

Saint Patrick’s Day Color by Letter

Celebrate the St. Patrick’s Day with some fun color by letter alphabet worksheets.

There are 3 pages in this set with uppercase and lowercase letters.

The worksheets are an engaging way to learn letter recognition and are appropriate for Pre-K and kindergartners.

Kids need to find the same letters and color those areas with the given color.

On the first page, students will be coloring a giant Leprechaun’s hat with two shamrocks above it. The second page has a Leprechaun to color in. And on the last worksheet, there is a pot of gold and a rainbow.

Saint Patrick Day Color by Letter Worksheets