Back to School Printable Alphabet Set

With school right around the corner, this Back to School Printable Alphabet Set is a great addition to prep their brain for learning! Add this to your list of homeschool freebies asap!

Using this simple alphabet printable is the perfect way to help them learn the letters of the alphabet and work on them as well!

One of the most significant lessons children will learn is the alphabet because they use it when reading, writing, and more!

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What is the learning benefit of this printable?

There isn’t just one learning benefit! Once this printable is downloaded and printed, the kids can immediately work on letter identification, handwriting skills, creativity, coloring, and lowercase/uppercase letter learning.

What it includes:

This alphabet printable includes the following:

A single page for each letter of the alphabet

That means they’ll have page after page of learning fun – they’ll get to work through it at their own pace and time!

Fun ways to use this printable:

Shaking off the summer slump can be challenging, but printables like this help! This is a great way to gear the kids up for learning fun!

Use this printable as a fun way to think of other options and ideas. Some suggestions are below:

Go on an alphabet scavenger hunt

An alphabet scavenger hunt is a perfect activity! To set it up, you can hide items around your house or backyard that start with each letter of the alphabet. For example, hide an apple for the letter A, a book for the letter B, and so on.

Provide your kids with a list of the letters and a bag to collect the items in.

This activity will not only help your kids learn the alphabet, but it will also keep them engaged and entertained.

So get ready to have some fun and start organizing your scavenger hunt!

Sing fun alphabet songs

Singing alphabet songs is a great way to help children learn the names and shapes of the letters while also providing a catchy melody they’ll remember.

Some popular examples include “ABC” by the Jackson 5, “The Alphabet Song” (which has multiple versions), and “Alphabet Aerobics,” which is a more challenging and fast-paced option.

With many great options, finding a fun alphabet song your child will enjoy is easy and effective.

Write out sentences

One activity is to have children trace each letter with their fingers in a sensory bin filled with sand, rice, or beans.

Another activity is to provide them with letter stamps and an ink pad, encouraging them to stamp out each letter of the alphabet and practice identifying them.

A third activity is to have children practice writing the letters on a large piece of paper, creating each letter with unique designs and patterns.

These creative activities will help children learn the alphabet, develop fine motor skills, and inspire imagination.