Alphabet Dot Marker Printable Worksheet Mats - Letter Recognition Preschool

$2.50

These alphabet dot marker letter recognition printables can be used as alphabet mats 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 letters and dot them with a dot marker or color them in.

2.Color the beginning sound picture.

3.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!

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.
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Emily C.
center time

Great for center time. Hands on and letter review

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Malgorzata Garbacki
Title: Alphabet

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

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Sarah S.
Preschool Tools

Thank you for helping me with my classroom! This was a great tool we used for stretch-your-brain activities during centers.

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Katie L.
Independent Alphabet WS

My Kindergarten students love this activity and can complete it independently! It's great for daily rotations or a day you need a quick sub plan!

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Vicki S.
Kindergarten Activity

My Kinder students enjoy hunting for the letters and using bingo daubers to mark them. It has become a great activity for them to work on independently.

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The East Coast Classroom
Engaging Resource

My Pre-K students love this hands on activity to learn their letters especially when I pull out the chips and magentic wand to use with this activity!

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Amy C.
Fun way to learn

My students enjoyed this activity. Any time we get to use daubers they are in.

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Briana B.
Awesome resource!

I work in an ASD preschool room and some of our children have difficulty with their letter recognition. This sheet definitely checks all the boxes when it comes to being helpful! Not only do they have to find the letters but the smaller letters are in the bigger letter so it is easier to recognize!

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Falicia R.
Great for littles with short attention spans

I think littles who need extra help identifying letters would benefit from this activity. It can go quickly but still has that extra practice element.

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Fiona B.

My class love these. So easy to do independently.

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Lindsey N.

My students loved using this in their alphabet center. I would keep it fresh by switching between bingo markers, dry erase, marker, erasers, cubes and sometimes candy!

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Cute and Easy Learning

Really love this! I am so glad I purchased this, my students will love it!

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shannon W.

This was a task I used when I needed to be collecting data on other students. They loved working on the packet and used time wisely for the tasks they needed review with.

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Megan B.

Perfect for morning work. Thanks for a great product!

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Stephanie W.

Great resource! I love how much thought went into this!

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April R.

Wonderful resource for reviewing letter sounds! Very engaging.

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Melinda B.

My PreK son begs me to print out this resource for him to do at home. As he learns new letters in school, I wants to practice at home. As a 4th grade teacher, I am glad there is a user friendly resource.

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Terri M.

My students loved this! It was perfect to incorporate with my activities that I already use. Students were engaged, and really enjoyed the activities. Thank you so much!

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Najah C.

Great addition to my letter review stations. Kiddos loved dot-painting!

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Summer H.

Perfect addition to our Fine motor and ABC tubs! The students loved finding the letters in their name to practice.

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Elizabeth H.

Very helpful in reinforcing our letter learning early in the school year. Thank you for sharing!

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Susan R.

My students loved using this resource in our afternoon enrichment classes!

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Britney W.

My preschoolers love using these with finding the letter with a marker, dot dot marker, crayon, highlighter, magnet circle, or fun eraser!

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Laura Scheel

The student had a great time coloring and practicing their letters!

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Aquilina H.

Great resource for my kindergarten classroom. Thank you!

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Mary L.

My students loved using these in a center. I put out different color of highlighters. They were so excited to use the highlighters and find those letters.

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Carrie M.

This is a great follow up for early finishers. We’ve used this in Centers with thematic pieces to cover the letters.

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Dawn S.

My kindergarten students loved the dot markers to find the letters on these pages! Very kid friendly!

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Abbye M.

This is a great product. Thank you for the creation.

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Darla T.

An easy way to practice letter recognition with my 3 and 4 year olds!

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Amy R.

This is a great resource for my preschool class. I have a young class and they need very direct work on letters. This helps a lot with forming their letters. It's not too much work-just the perfect amount. Thanks!

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Noreen B.

This is a great resource for students to use to help with letter formation along with identifying the letter. I've used this resource for students to use with crayons and pencils, but also laminated and use plastic chips and dry erase markers to the page can be reused. It is so nice that this is available for all letters so that kids can become familiar with the directions.

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