Teaching Resource Pack
Alphabet Craft Activities Teaching Resource Pack
A collection of activities to assist young students with letter recognition, phonemic awareness and fine motor development from A to Z.
These versatile teaching resources have been designed to promote upper case letter recognition and phonological awareness. It also presents a wonderful opportunity for students to refine their fine motor skills by cutting, pasting, and drawing.
This resource collection is available in both full color and black and white. Each version includes:
- completed examples
- blank letter templates
- pieces for cutting and attaching.
If you would prefer your students not to color the letter, use the full color version of the resource. With this version, students can simply cut out the pieces provided and attach them to the letter template. Some drawing will still be required e.g. adding legs or arms to the animal or character.
If you would prefer your students to color the letter, use the black and white version of the resource. With this version, students can color the letter template and the attachment pieces before cutting them out.
The use of additional art and craft supplies (feathers, pipe cleaners, google eyes, crepe paper) is not essential but is certainly encouraged!
This teaching resource pack includes:
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘A’ is For Ant
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘B’ is For Bluebird
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘C’ is For Cat
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘D’ is For Dog
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘E’ is For Elf
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘F’ is For Flamingo
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘G’ is For Goldfish (Version 1)
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘G’ is For Goldfish (Version 2)
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘G’ is For Goldfish (Version 3)
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘H’ is For Hen
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘I’ is For Insect (Version 1)
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘I’ is For Insect (Version 2)
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘J’ is For Jaguar
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘K’ is For Koala
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘L’ is For Lizard
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘M’ is For Monster
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘N’ is For Ninja
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘O’ is For Octopus
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘P’ is For Panda
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘Q’ is For Queen
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘R’ is For Robot
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘S’ is For Snail
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘T’ is For Toucan
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘U’ is For Umbrella
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘V’ is For Violin
- Letter Craft Activity – โWโ is For Wasp
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘X’ is For Fox
- Letter Craft Activity – โYโ is For Yak
- Letter Craft Activity – ‘Z’ is For Zebra
Common Core Curriculum alignment
- CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.K.5
Identify the front cover, back cover, and title page of a book.
- CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.1.D
Recognize and name all upper- and lowercase letters of the alphabet.
- CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.2.E
Add or substitute individual sounds (phonemes) in simple, one-syllable words to make new words.
- CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.3.A
Demonstrate basic knowledge of one-to-one letter-sound correspondences by producing the primary sound or many of the most frequent sounds for each consonant.

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