Chilly weather is the perfect time for our colorful winter worksheets preschool. Practice beginning sounds, letter tracing and more.
For even more seasonal fun, check out our Thanksgiving worksheets and Valentine’s Day worksheets. And don’t forget our educational gift ideas for kids!
This beginning sound worksheet is a great way to start your child on phonemic awareness. Look at the pictures and circle all the ones that start with the same sound as jolly. Can you think of other words starting with the “j” sound? Use our letter sound activities at home to boost your child’s skills.
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Say each word aloud and ask your child to circle the pictures that start with the same “w” sound as winter. Letter sound activities like this beginning sound worksheet will enhance your child’s future phonics success. Check out other beginning sounds activities for use at home!
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Draw an O around the pictures that start with the “j” sound in this beginning sound worksheet. Can you make tic-tac-toe? Color the pictures when you’re done! Do you know any other words that start with the same beginning sound as jolly? Try other letter sound activities.
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Draw a circle around the pictures with the same initial “w” sound as the word winter. Can you make tic-tac-toe in this beginning sound worksheet? Color the pictures when you’re done. Try other beginning sounds worksheets for more at-home learning fun with your child!
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Our printable reading log for kids features an adorable caterpillar theme. Read a book, then write its title on one of the caterpillar’s body segments. Watch your caterpillar grow as you read more books! A great way to encourage reading habits. Check out our other reading comprehension activities, too!
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Tracing letter S is so simple, even a snowman can do it! Trace the capital and lowercase letter S with a pencil. What other words start with the S sound? Draw them on the back of the page. Letter tracing worksheets are a great way to boost your child’s confidence and skills with alphabet letters.
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Winter is a great time to curl up and read a book! Print out this winter holidays reading log and ask your child to color a picture for every 20 minutes of reading time. Keeping track of time spent with a book is an encouraging way to build your child’s confidence and start a new […]
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Our printable reading log features a series of silly mittens for your child to color – one for each book they read! It’s a perfect reading incentive all year long, but especially during the chilly days of winter! Plus, it’s a great way to practice reading comprehension activities at home.
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