Alphabet Craft Activities Teaching Resource Pack

These versatile teaching resources have promoted 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 drawings 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, chenille stem, google eyes, crepe paper) is not essential but is certainly encouraged!

Why Upper Case?

You’re probably wondering why these letters have been created as uppercase characters.

Teaching your students both lowercase and uppercase letters simultaneously prevents confusion. This activity can be used in conjunction with various sound and letter activities. It’s also important to use the terminology of ‘lowercase’ and ‘uppercase’ rather than little and big letters. This can get confusing for your students.