Preschool Letter Puzzles

Caleb is still working on matching upper and lower case preschool letters and so I decided to make him a set of alphabet puzzles as a fun preschool letter activity to help. Sure I wanted to simply print a set of my regular preschool letter worksheets but as we all know, C would simply ignore them.

PRESCHOOL LETTER PUZZLES

Alphabet Books to Read With Your Kids

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Below you will find a few books to check out at your library or that you can purchase.

 Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (Chicka Chicka Book, A) Dr. Seuss’s ABC: An Amazing Alphabet Book! A Is for Apple (Trace-and-Flip Fun!) (Smart Kids Trace-And-Flip) The Alphabet Book (Pictureback(R)) The Alphabet Tree (Dragonfly Books) The Sleepy Little Alphabet: A Bedtime Story from Alphabet Town My First BOB Books: Alphabet AlphaTales Box Set: A Set of 26 Irresistible Animal Storybooks That Build Phonemic Awareness & Teach Each letter of the Alphabet Eric Carle’s ABC (The World of Eric Carle) AlphaOops!: The Day Z Went First The Construction Alphabet Book (Jerry Pallotta’s Alphabet Books)

Before you can start all the fun you need a few things: (Please note that affiliate links are used below for your convenience):

 Neenah Exact Index Card Stock, 8.5 x 11 Inch, 90 lb, White, 250 Sheets (40311) HP OfficeJet Pro 8720 Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer with Mobile Printing, Instant Ink

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• Preschool Letter Puzzles (at the end of this post)

PRESCHOOL LETTER PUZZLES USAGE AND STORAGE

Using these puzzles is extremely easy!

1. Simply print on card stock for durability and then
2. Cut along the line in the middle. If you are using these in the classroom, you may want to print them in black and white to save on ink and even let your students color in the image in the center.
3. Allow your preschooler to simply put the pieces together by either looking for the other half of the image or looking for the matching case.

I am storing ours in a simple Ziplock bag for safekeeping and so that he can take them out and use them whenever he feels like from his alphabet basket.