Engage your young learner with colorful preschool reading worksheets focused on alphabet letters, early comprehension, phonemic awareness, and more. Your child will have fun at home while building a strong, effective reading foundation for the future.
Trace the capital letter A and then trace the lowercase letter a. Write as many as you can. Color the picture, too! Letter tracing worksheets and alphabet worksheets are ideal for improving your child’s alphabet knowledge and letter recognition. For more practice, consider our letter A worksheets.
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Letter tracing worksheets are the best! Trace capital B and lowercase b, then write your own versions. Fun coloring, too! A cheery way to improve your child’s letter recognition skills. Try our capital letter tracing worksheets for more practice. And sing along with our alphabet songs for kids!
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B is for bell! Trace the capital and lowercase letter B and then write as many as you can. Color the picture, too! Letter tracing worksheets are a great way to improve your child’s awareness of the shapes of all the alphabet letters. For further practice, consider our letter B worksheets, too.
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Ask your child to listen closely to the beginning sound as you say each word aloud. Circle the pictures with the same beginning sound as BUG. Letter sound activities like this beginning sound worksheet are created by phonics experts to build your child’s early literacy skills.
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Share this fun beginning sound worksheet with your child. Ask them to listen closely as you say each word aloud. Circle the pictures that start with the same “c” sound as cat. Letter sound activities are key to future phonics success. Try other beginning sound activities at home.
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Say each word aloud and ask your child to listen to the beginning sounds. Circle the pictures that start with the same sound as dot. Encourage your child to repeat the “d” sound. Letter sound activities like this beginning sound worksheet will prepare your child for future phonics success.
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Say hello to Batu, one of the Hooked on Phonics pals! Our line tracing worksheets will help your child practice holding a pencil – an essential preschool skill. Your download includes a simple tracing page for little ones still mastering fine motor skills, and a more complex page to further support handwriting development. Consider our […]
[…]Ask your child to listen closely to the beginning sound as you say each word aloud. Circle the pictures with the same beginning sound as BUG. Letter sound activities like this beginning sound worksheet are created by phonics experts to build your child’s early literacy skills.
[…]Share this fun beginning sound worksheet with your child. Ask them to listen closely as you say each word aloud. Circle the pictures that start with the same “c” sound as cat. Letter sound activities are key to future phonics success. Try other beginning sound activities at home.
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Help your little one practice vocabulary and word sorting skills with this same and different worksheet. Which one doesn’t belong? Comparing words and objects is an important early literacy skill. See our vocabulary worksheets and syllable awareness resources for more colorful learning fun at home.
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Help your child practice word categories with this cheery same and different worksheet. Look at the pictures, then decide which one doesn’t belong. Our colorful vocabulary worksheets support your little learner’s early vocabulary development and critical thinking skills.
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Let’s head to the ocean and compare colorful beach-themed pictures! Which item does not belong? This same and different worksheet is a great way to boost your preschooler’s categorization and observation skills. Explore more vocabulary worksheets – and try our syllable awareness worksheets, too!
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Vocabulary is the collection of words that your child understands and uses in conversation. Building a vocabulary starts at birth, and continues for the rest of our lives. This helpful child vocabulary development chart shows how a child’s understanding of new words typically develops from the toddler years and beyond.
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Learning kindergarten sight words – especially high-frequency words like AND – gives your child an excellent head start on reading. Here, your child will practice reading and tracing the word AND. Consider our other free sight word worksheets for more at-home practice.
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A Day at the Lake uses a sequence of colorful pictures to build reading comprehension for preschool. Cut and paste the pictures in the correct order to tell a fun story! Our preschool reading activities can help your little learner focus on the power of words and books long before they’re able to read independently. […]
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What are these silly beasts up to? Look at the pictures and paste them in the right order to find out! Picture sequencing is a fun, interactive way to boost reading comprehension for preschool. Check out our other literacy activities for preschoolers, too! Related Worksheets:
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Our printable reading log features adorable critters your child will love. Each time you read a book, color a snail or turtle! A great way to practice reading comprehension activities at home. It’s a perfect reading incentive all year long, but especially during Read Across America month in March!
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Reading a book is a great way to travel… in our imaginations! Use this delightful reading log for kids to encourage your child’s reading habits during Read Across America week. Each time they read a book, write its title on one of the clouds and color in the hot air balloon! Check out our other […]
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