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Free Uppercase Do-A-Dot Alphabet Printable Worksheets

Free Uppercase Do-A-Dot Alphabet Printable Worksheets

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Early Learners Will Enjoy Using These Free Uppercase Alphabet Worksheets

Are you looking for a fun way to help children learn the letters of the alphabet and enhance fine motor skills at the same time?   

Try these do-a-dot printable worksheets that include all 26 Uppercase Alphabet.

Dot Letter Worksheet Printable

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This ABC worksheet PDF will help toddlers recognize and identify each letter of the alphabet.

Do-A-Dot Alphabet Printable Worksheet

Continue to the end of this post to download and print the Do A Dot alphabet activity sheets. 

Continue reading through this post for helpful tips and ideas for fun ways to teach ABCs to your toddler, Pre-K, or kindergarten students.

The Importance of Learning Alphabet Early

Learning and recognizing the alphabet is the foundation for great reading habits. 

Consistency is the key to teaching children the alphabet at an early age. 

These Uppercase alphabet worksheets will help provide extra practice for young children learning the letters of the alphabet. 

Fun Ways to Teach the Alphabet to Preschoolers

Teaching letters to preschoolers and kindergartners can be a large task to take on, but if you keep it fun and exciting you will love the learning experience just as much as your student. 

I’ve added a few fun suggestions for teaching ABCs to toddlers below. 

Remember the ultimate goal is for your child to learn, but take it from a homeschooling mom of three, learning is a lot easier when the kids are having fun.

Repetition of Alphabet While Doing Daily Task

When my children were younger I used every opportunity imaginable to reinforce the alphabet with them. 

Incorporate letter recognition and memorization in your child’s daily routine.

Try singing the ABC song during diaper changes. While brushing their teeth, you can have your child hum the alphabet song, and even while giving them baths we would go over the alphabet.

Teach One Letter a Day

Whether you are using these free alphabet worksheets, ABC games, or hands-on alphabet matching cards, keep it simple by focusing on one letter per day. 

For example, when using matching cards games; whichever letter you are focusing on with your toddler, designate that letter as the winning card or the extra point card. 

If  “D” is the focus letter of the day and someone finds the matching letter “D” that person automatically earns an extra point.

Nurture an Insatiable Reader  

Read aloud to your child regularly. 

Children are typically pretty observant. Over time the recognition of letters and sounds will become easier for them to understand. 

Final Thoughts for Fun and Free ABC Worksheets for Preschoolers

Incorporate fun ways for teaching the alphabet to your preschoolers i.e. games and worksheets. 

Repeat the Alphabet to your toddler throughout the day while completing various tasks.

Teach toddlers only one letter or new concept per day. 

Read as many books to your toddlers and preschoolers as possible. 

How to Assemble Do A Dot Alphabet Worksheets

Putting these worksheets together is as simple as apple pie. Best of all this ABC worksheet pdf is NO PREP! 

No Prep Alphabet Worksheets are my absolute favorite. Simply print and present these ABC worksheets to your toddler, Pre-K, or kindergarten students.

I have listed a few items below that would probably come in hand while your little Zippy Learners are doing these fun ABC worksheets.    

Materials

Lamination Sheets 

Laminator 

Dot Markers

– Three Ring Binder

Hole Puncher

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Free Uppercase Do-A-Dot Alphabet Printable Worksheets

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  1. Amanda says:

    Thanks for sharing. Great idea to focus on a letter a day.

  2. Brittany says:

    These are so much fun! We use page protector sheets when we are unable to laminate as it does some similar things.

  3. Maggie says:

    Thanks for sharing! I have a 2 year old and teach 3rd grade and its never too early to learn about the alphabet I will be using this idea with my 2 year old at home especially on a rainy day!

  4. Charlene says:

    my little ones love dot papers! Fun way to reinforce the letter formation!