Alphabet/Reading Printables

Welcome to my alphabet printables page!

Here you will find ways to teach your child the letters of the alphabet, how to create letters, and beginning reading activities.

You will find my Teacher’s Pay Teacher’s activities as well as my FREE teaching resources.

If you take any pictures of your child doing these activities, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram! I love seeing my resources being used to help teach your little ones.

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Alphabet Resources

Teacher’s Pay Teacher’s Resources

Find and Cover Letter Activity

Practice upper and lower case letter recognition with this color-matching find and cover activity.

LEGO Letter Building Mats

Create the letters of the alphabet using LEGO’s! You can use any size legos for letters A-Z!

Painting by Color Letters

Work on upper and lower case letter recognition with this alphabet art activity!

Popsicle Stick Letter Building

Build each letter of the alphabet using popsicle sticks! Count how many popsicle sticks it took to make each letter.

Free Alphabet Resources

Color by Code Letters

Find each letter of the alphabet by coloring! Letters A-Z are available.

Letter Mats

Practice writing skills or build letters using craft supplies to create each letter of the alphabet.

Do-A-Dot Letters

Make each letter of the alphabet using dot markers. Then, paint each specific letter to work on letter recognition.

Print and tape this printable on a flat surface. In a plastic bag, add hair gel, 1/4 cup of water, stars, and black food coloring. Tape it on top of the printable. Have the kids slide their hands on the bag to find letters!

Bug Painting Mats-Letter B

Create a fun letter B letter collage by painting with bugs.

Rainbow Letter Mats

Rainbow letter mats with letters A-Z upper and lower case

Letter Search and Match

Create a sensory bin to practice letters! Print my letter mat and have the kids match up the letters.

Reading Resources

I SPY CVC

CVC Word Pack

Dinosaur Sight Word Color by Code

Magic Sight Words

Fish Sight Words

Sight Word Kindergarten Words

Build the Sight Word

Sight Word Bingo

Beginning Sounds A-Z

Color the objects that start with each letter of the alphabet. A great activity to work on beginning sounds.

Q-tip Alphabet Letters

Beginning Sound Cut and Match

Cut out the images and paste them next to the correct beginning sounds.

Sound Puzzles

Cut out the pieces and have your kids place the matching letters up with the pictures of the beginning sounds.

Popsicle Stick Letter Puzzles

Print and cut the images in half. Tape them to popsicle sticks! Write the letters of the alphabet on the bottom of the popsicle sticks. Have the kids match up the upper and lower case letters to make the picture.

CVC Ending Sounds

Work on ending word sounds by using letters. Review each letter of the word to work on phonics and reading skills.

CVC Word Building

Practice beginning sounds by identifying the picture. Then, have the kids place the letter of the word in the box and say the sounds of each letter.

Rhyming Words Plates

Work on rhyming skills by printing off the pictures and taping them to paper plates. Then, cut the plates in half and have them the correct rhyming words up.

Beginning Sound Clip

Print off the mats and tape them to a piece of cardboard. Then, use clothespins to have the kids identify the objects that start with that letter.

Secret Words Activity

Have the kids say each object’s name, identify the beginning sound then create a word! Then, have them read the word!

Beginning Sound Cup Match

Use small cups to work on beginning sounds. Write the letters of the alphabet at the bottom of each cup. Have the kids say what each picture is, then place the correct cup on each picture.

Baking Sheet Learning

Print off my sheet and tape it to a baking sheet. Have the kids use magnetic letters to place the correct beginning sound letter on each picture.

Beginning Sounds Paper Plate Activity

Print these images off and tape them to a paper plate. Write the letters of the alphabet on the other side. Have the kids match up the pictures with the letter.