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Work on the letter Z with this hidden image letter Z worksheets set. Grab the blue, yellow, brown and purple crayon and hand them out to your students.

On the first worksheets your young learners will be coloring the capital letters Z with blue and lower case letters Z with yellow. As they color all the squares in the grid an hidden letter Z will appear.

The drill is the same with the second worksheet, only this time the kids will be using a brown and a purple crayon to uncover the lower case letter z.

Improve the letter recognition skills and have fun solving these 2 letter Z worksheets in no time. Kids need to find all the uppercase and lowercase letters Z and circle them with their best markers.

They can also use daubers to mark Z’s and z’s. Think about all the things that begin with the letter Z. One of them in a zipper and kids can color the images of the zipper on both pages while learning about the last letter of the alphabet.

Encourage your kids to follow the boxes with letter Z in it all the way through the ladybug to the caterpillar and solve the letter Z mazes.
These letter Z worksheets are perfect for the letter of the week activities, morning work, early finishers, or as a fun task to solve as homework.

Kids can draw a line or color the boxes with their crayons, coloring pencils, daubers or any way to find the way from the ladybug to her friend Mr. Caterpillar.
The set includes 3 sheets – a page where students need to follow lowercase letters, the second sheets where there are uppercase letters to follow, and the third page with a mix of upper and lowercase letters

Z is for zebra! Review the letter Z with these letter Z worksheets. Practice tracing words zebra, zucchini, zipper, trace the letters Z and work on beginning sounds.

Two pages included with many different exercises.

Page 1:
Big lower case and upper case letter Z along with a zebra
Letter tracing practice
Find the letter Z
Word tracing: zebra, zucchini, and zipper

Page 2:
Big lower case and upper case letter Z along with writing directions
Letter Z writing practice – images of zebra, bicycle, ring, and zipper, and kids need to color in the pictures starting with letter Z.

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

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.

Work on letter Z with these cut and paste letter worksheets. Have your students or kids at home cut the three puzzle pieces and paste them into the correct spots to make the letter Z. Once the puzzle is complete, your kids can also color in the letter to make the process even more fun.

The last letter of the alphabet – the letter Z. How do we write it properly? By solving this set of 8 worksheets, your students will master the writing of the upper and lowercase letter Z.

On the first page, the challenge is to identify and color the objects that begin with the letter Z. Zucchini, zipper and zebra can all be colored while kids need to skip the bike, astronaut, bear, shark, lamp and police car.

The second page will show young learners how to write the letter by guiding them through the lines by tracing.

On the third page, there is a bunch of letters, where kids need to recognize all the Z’s and circle them with a marker.

The fourth one is a color by letter page. Children need to use their yellow marker, find the areas that include letter Z and color it to reveal the hidden image.

Continue to the letter maze, where young learners will be hunting for the letter Z and drawing the line through the squares where the letter is written. This way they will solve the maze from start to finish.

The next two pages are all about learning how to write the uppercase and lowercase letter Z. Kids will follow the guides and get some extra practice on how to write it correctly.

On the last page, they will need to find all the Z’s within 3 simple sentences After that, they can color all the images with their favorite markers.