• Alphabet Dot Marker Printable Beginning Sounds Worksheet Mats - Alphabet Sheets
  • Alphabet Dot Marker Printable Beginning Sounds Worksheet Mats - Alphabet Sheets
  • Alphabet Dot Marker Printable Beginning Sounds Worksheet Mats - Alphabet Sheets
  • Alphabet Dot Marker Printable Beginning Sounds Worksheet Mats - Alphabet Sheets
1 4

Alphabet Dot Marker Printable Beginning Sounds Worksheet Mats - Alphabet Sheets

$3.00

These alphabet find and dot the beginning letter sound dot marker printables can be used as alphabet mats or alphabet worksheets that teach letter recognition, letter formation and letter sounds in a fun, interactive way! This makes them perfect for preschool and kindergarten.

Better yet, there is no prep required for you! Just print and play!

There is one alphabet mat worksheet for each letter of the alphabet. And each sheet has practice with both the uppercase and lowercase version of each letter.

To use the alphabet mat worksheets, students will follow these steps:

1.Find the words that start with the sound that letter makes and dot them with a dot marker or color them in.

2.Trace the letter by following the tracing guides.


What’s included in this pack of alphabet worksheets?

26 alphabet mats - one for each letter of the alphabet.


Who is this alphabet activity for?

These alphabet mats will give preschool, pre-k and kindergarten students a fun way to learn letters and letter sounds!


What is the best way to use these alphabet worksheets?

  • During literacy centers
  • For morning work
  • During small group instruction
  • Early finisher activity


How much prep is involved in getting the alphabet mats ready for use?

  • Print the pages you would like to use.
  • Grab dot markers, crayons, pencils and any other writing supplies you would like to use.
  • 5 stars: 10 (100%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
M
Malgorzata Garbacki
Title: Alphabet

Great resource to add to the toys and games interest area.

Originally posted on TPT

S
Shauna H.
Alphabet Must!

These sheets are a great center activity for littles. Thank-You!

Originally posted on TPT

L
Lauren D.
A Great Resource

This resource was easy to use, well organized, and a great addition to my classroom. I saved me time while keeping my student engaged, I appreciate the thoughtful design and will be using the resource again.

Originally posted on TPT

K
Kimberly Edgerton

Thank you so much! This will come in handy this school year!

Originally posted on TPT

J
Jennifer F.

I like to use these worksheets with my small groups when we are working on the letter of the week. Generally at the end of the week so I can gauge who has been able to learn the sound sound and write the letter. Then I put them in a sheet protector and place in my literacy tub with bingo chips and wands. Kiddos love these!

Originally posted on TPT

A
Andria D.

I matched each letter and its sound with a material that could be glued onto each circle of the letter: buttons, cupcake stickers, glue dots, invisible ink pens etc.

Originally posted on TPT

J
Jacqueline B.

I love this resource for my learners that struggle to recognize and remember the letters and to help them develop/recognize the letter sounds.

Originally posted on TPT

L
Laura C.

My students loved this - No prompting to work needed! They were even game when we went back and reviewed their choices.

Originally posted on TPT

T
The East Coast Classroom

The perfect small group activity for my students when we introduce new letters throughout my curriculum.

Originally posted on TPT

M
Michelle Gibson

This is a great resource to use for students who are still developing their letter identification and handwriting skills.

Originally posted on TPT