More About This Resource
Looking for engaging letter recognition activities? Your students will love being detectives and sorting alphabet letters! They will use their discrimination skills to identify both uppercase and lowercase letters, then sort them into the correct file folder.
In addition, these alphabet activities give students essential fine motor skills practice as they trace, cut, and paste the letters onto the sorting worksheet.
These alphabet printables are a perfect independent activity for literacy centers, homework, or morning work.
Included in this resource:
- 52 (2 of each letter) color puzzles
- 52 ink-friendly black and white puzzles
Brandy Bridges –
This resource was exactly what I needed for my first-grade students. It’s clear, easy to use, and saved me time with planning. My students were engaged, and the visuals/instructions were very helpful. Definitely a great addition to my teaching toolkit — thank you
Literacy with Kate –
Great resource to use at home with my child.
Diverse Little Learners –
These have been great to review letters at the beginning of the year. I also plan to use them during small groups during the year. Wonderful resource thank you!
Cheree S. –
This is a fun and engaging activity that my students have been using during small groups. Thank you
Lindsey Kleinheksel –
Perfect resource to use in my classroom. Glad I bought it.
Patty F. –
My students loved being detective and building their case file with the correct letters.
Sally Rawlings –
Much needed for a small chunk of my first graders who may not have fully engaged in DL last year. Thank you!