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 It's been a while since I've done a writing letter worksheet post so I wanted to post an A-Z writing worksheet that you can print out and children 3-5 can use to help them with their writing practice. The worksheet can be used at home, a preschool or another education setting for young learners who are learning to write. Another great thing about the worksheet is that it teaches the child letter formation, fine motor skills, pencil control and grip so it is really good for those around 3-5 who are learning to use a pencil.  I would highly recommend either laminating the sheet or buying a plastic sheet to put on top of the worksheet and taping it down on the table so that the child can use it to practice multiple times rather than printing the sheet several times. You can bring this out every single day for 5-10 minutes and let the child attempt writing the letters so that they can get a little bit of practice each day - they might do a few letters each day or attempt the same...

 Hi guys I am back after a little while with another activity sheet. A lot of the popular activity sheets have been the letter printables, I have published some writing worksheets for young kids on my blog already. You can check some of the existing ones here: letter A , B and C .  For today's printable I wanted post a writing practice worksheet so that there are some alternatives to what I already have posted previously. It was great fun making this worksheet as I wrote the letters out and played around with a design programme to get them to look like I wanted to. Hopefully, you guys will like the worksheet and enjoy using it.  Like with all of my worksheets I am going to give you guys some ideas to make it fun using the printable but go ahead and be creative with using the worksheet either if you are home-schooling or teaching at a school.  Lower-Case Handwriting Practice: a & b:  to print click on the image and print from your computer- it should print i...

This post contains a lot of simple and easy worksheets that your child can use to help them learn their alphabet A-Z. Learning the alphabet is a really big step since its the foundation that then leads your child into learning topics that help them to produce language so learning the basic letters and their sounds is a super important task. Do these activities with your kid so that they can start to pronounce the letters, associate the sound to the letter and what order the letters are in.  I hope that these sheets are fun and engaging to use with your little one. I have tried to create worksheets that are simple, easy and quick to use so that you can teach the alphabet at home in bitesize pieces so that your child has time to take in what they have learnt.  Let's have a look at the worksheets: Worksheet #1  The first worksheet can be used in different activities that introduce and help the little ones to learn the letters. Since, this worksheet can be used multiple times...

We are continuing our learning to write letters series and we are now on letter C. These sheets are easy and simple to use, you can print them out and use them as a resource to help your child both learn their letters and how they are formed so its an excellent resource to use when teaching the alphabet.  I have done letters A & B which you can check out, there are different activity sheets for each letter that your child can attempt. They are both quite similar to the sheets for 'C', there are arrows to help kids understand how to write it as well as see how the upper and lower case are written.  The sheets aim to help your child understand letter formation through the arrows and with the letter large filling up an entire page so that kids can really learn to form the letters by using different resources such as their fingers, paint, markers, whiteboard pen and more you can really make it fun. The arrows act as a guide so you can experiment with different fun resources t...

So I've already posted the worksheets for Letter A which you can check out and print, the sheets below is for Letter B both upper and lower case: Upper Case B: This full letter B tracing sheet is an excellent resource for kids to be able to clearly see and practice the formation of upper case B. Some ideas for the use of this sheet is that the child can use their finger to follow the arrows, use paint, pencil and there are so many other ways that you can make using this fun. Lower Case B: Just like the upper case this full page of the lower case b is also a handy printable resource to learn letter formation through a range of activities that can be done using this resource.  Upper and Lower Case: This printable allows kids to see both the upper and lower case side by side to help them understand how they are both formed and how they look against one another With both: letter A and letter B worksheets you can copy the sheets by clicking on it and post it in a word document. You sho...

So, I'm starting off a learning letters series. I'm going to be doing an activity sheet for all 26 letters and I'll try and add more activity sheets for each letter slowly that you can do at home. I'm going to create some for numbers 1-10 as well so I'll post a link for them once I do those.  These learning letter sheets will be quick, simple and easy worksheets that the kids can work through to help them learn their letters by understanding: what they look like; sound like and how to write them. Kids who are learning letters will find these sheets super helpful and fun. They are all A4 size so you can just click on the sheet and print it from here, if you need to format then do so either on printer settings on your laptop or copy to word and adjust to size you want it.  Letter A: You can also check out my post on writing the letter A for some writing practice worksheets. Letter B (21.07.2021) For more resources on helping young ones learn their letters check out t...

Teach your little one how to write their letter A with these easy and quick worksheets. The first worksheet is all about helping them to learn the shape and get familiar with the way it looks and how to trace it.  With both of the sheets as they're nice and plain you can definitely add your own touch and make it fun for the child by for example getting them to either colour or use different writing tools such as markers for example. You can also have a reward system where if they do the first row really slowly and try and get it as accurate as they can then they get a reward.  So, making it fun however you do is going to make learning for you child so much more fun and enjoyable that they would want to do more. That's why you should make even the simplest tasks creative and exciting.  Maybe you could ask them for any ideas on how they would like to make it fun?! Worksheet #1: Trace inside letter This sheet has a big letter A that your little one can trace around and if yo...