Details
Pages
48 Pages
Subject
Reading & Literacy, Phonics, Handwriting & Cursive
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K
Resource Type
Activities, Printables, Worksheets
Standard
Common Core English Language Arts Standards
Description
Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter themed activity and worksheet packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for preschool and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter M as well as recognizing the letter M in capital and lowercase letter forms.
There are worksheets and activities to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, art, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!
What is Included in Letter M Worksheets
Alphabet Mazes for capital and lowercase letters with 2 levels of difficulty (Literacy and Letter Recognition)
Find and Color (Color Word Practice)
Find and Tally (Counting and Math Concepts)
Cut and Paste Activity (Fine Motor and Phonics)
My Letter Book (Reading and Phonics)
Dot the Letter (Letter Recognition and Fine Motor)
Tracing Activities with letters, words, sentences and pictures (Handwriting, Fine Motor, Reading and Phonics)
Graphing Worksheet (Counting and Graphing Skills)
Patterning Worksheet (Math Concepts)
Sort the Letter Mats (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
Letter Art Mats (Art and Letter Recognition)
Alphabet Game (Taking Turns and Phonics)
Letter Reading Ring (Phonics and Reading)
Art Activity: Creating Your Own Map (Art, Fine Motor, Creativity)
Letter Puzzles (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Handwriting)
Most of these worksheets are no prep. They are print and go for easy activities for students to learn the initial /m/ sound.
These alphabet worksheets make great:
Independent practice
Small Group activities
Morning Work
Homework
Emergency Sub Plans
Alphabet Centers
Literacy Centers
Early Finisher Activities
Many of the activities, like the letter mazes and dotting pages are differentiated for students on different levels of learning. Teachers can also add special utensils and manipulatives to turn some of these ordinary worksheets into a more hands on activity.
There are worksheets and activities to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, art, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!
What is Included in Letter M Worksheets
Alphabet Mazes for capital and lowercase letters with 2 levels of difficulty (Literacy and Letter Recognition)
Find and Color (Color Word Practice)
Find and Tally (Counting and Math Concepts)
Cut and Paste Activity (Fine Motor and Phonics)
My Letter Book (Reading and Phonics)
Dot the Letter (Letter Recognition and Fine Motor)
Tracing Activities with letters, words, sentences and pictures (Handwriting, Fine Motor, Reading and Phonics)
Graphing Worksheet (Counting and Graphing Skills)
Patterning Worksheet (Math Concepts)
Sort the Letter Mats (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
Letter Art Mats (Art and Letter Recognition)
Alphabet Game (Taking Turns and Phonics)
Letter Reading Ring (Phonics and Reading)
Art Activity: Creating Your Own Map (Art, Fine Motor, Creativity)
Letter Puzzles (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Handwriting)
Most of these worksheets are no prep. They are print and go for easy activities for students to learn the initial /m/ sound.
These alphabet worksheets make great:
Independent practice
Small Group activities
Morning Work
Homework
Emergency Sub Plans
Alphabet Centers
Literacy Centers
Early Finisher Activities
Many of the activities, like the letter mazes and dotting pages are differentiated for students on different levels of learning. Teachers can also add special utensils and manipulatives to turn some of these ordinary worksheets into a more hands on activity.
Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter themed activity and worksheet packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for preschool and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter... more
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