Find all the lower case letters S and all the upper case letters S and color them according to the color key given on each of the two hidden image letter S worksheets.
As your students color their way through the grid a mystery image will appar – one of upper case letter S and one with a lower case (smaller) letter S.
Kids need to find all the s’s and S’s and circle them with a marker. They can, of course, use also daubers to mark the letter S. These worksheets are great, as they encourage young students to distinguish between different letters and strengthen their letter recognition skills. S is for star, so kids will have fun coloring the stars after they finish working with the letter S hunt.
The second sheet is all about sorting letters.
With this set of letter S worksheets, your kids will be practicing letter recognition the fun way. Help the little ladybug and her caterpillar friend meet by following a trail of letters S.
Your students can solve the maze either by drawing a line from the ladybug to the caterpillar, using stickers, coloring in the boxes with letters S with crayons or even using dot daubers. Either way, this will provide a fun letter recognition practice.
S is for sun! Review the letter S with these letter S worksheets. Practice tracing words sun, snake, saw, trace the letters S and work on beginning sounds.
Two pages included with many different exercises.
Page 1:
Big lower case and upper case letter S along with an apple
Letter tracing practice
Find the letter S
Word tracing: sun, snake, and saw
Page 2:
Big lower case and upper case letter S along with writing directions
Letter S writing practice
Beginning sound practice – images of an eagle, watch, sun, and saw, and kids need to color in the pictures starting with letter S.
Working on the whole alphabet at the same time? Grab this resource as a handy alphabet bundle here.
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.
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.
Houses and clovers make S’s and s’s easy with our letter S worksheets. Two images to uncover, the charming house and a four-leaf clover, all by solving this letter s color by code worksheet.
On the first sheet, kids will color the S’s brown and s’s yellow. An image of a small house will show.
On the second one, the S’s are purple and the s’s green, revealing a rare four-leaf clover. Letter S Alphabet worksheets with yellow fish and black anchors await you.
Trace the words sun and star along with a bunch of S’s and s’s with this set of letter S tracing worksheets.
The big and shiny looking sun and a large five-pointed star make this set of letter S alphabet worksheet more engaging.
Trace capital S’s and the capitalized word SUN as well as lower case letter S by tracing s’s and the word star.
Once done tracing kids can color the big and shiny looking sun and a large five-pointed star image (yellow for the sun, and orange and yellow for the star, or any other color).
Help your students learn the letter S with these alphabet worksheets.
Start with the first worksheet where kids need to color the object that begins with the letter S. Submarine, sun, star, scarecrow, socks and saw can all be colored while the table, helicopter and watch can not.
On the second sheet, they will get to know how to write the uppercase and lowercase letter S. They will also trace the word “shell” at the bottom of the page.
On the following page, kids need to find circle all the letters S among other letters of the ABC’s. This letter hunt is great for strengthening letter recognition skills.
Another cool hunt is waiting for the students on the next page. It is a color by letter page, where kids need to find all the letters S and color those areas in green to reveal a hidden image.
Do some more letter hunting and encourage them to draw a line from start to finish of a letter maze by following the letter S.
The next page is about the uppercase letter S. Kids will be coloring a stormy cloud and tracing the letters. At the bottom of the page, there is a blank line, where they’ll be writing the letter on their own.
The following page is in the same style, only this time, kids will be coloring a silly snowman and tracing the lowercase letters.
On the last worksheet, there are 3 simple sentences that include some S letters. Kids need to find all of them and color them with their favorite marker.
