MissPurpleHelperWorkSheets

 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...

Teach numbers to your little ones with the activities below. For all of the worksheets they can be printed to an A4 size by doing the following: Click on the picture Right Click and save picture Open the file you just saved Print it out This should print the worksheets to an A4 size. Alternatively, you can right click and copy the pictures into a word document and print to specifications you see fit. By printing the number card worksheet down below to an A4 size the cards will be bigger which makes them better to use in activities that are recommended you try with your kids using the cards. Activity #1 1. Print out the sheet below and use it as it is to introduce numbers to your little one 2. Cut out the boxes and order them and allow your kid to use it as cards to organise and order 3. Use stickers to show each number  4. Trace over each number with a marker to practice writing  5. Cut out and get your child to say each number out loud by holding up one card at a time. Activi...