Free Alphabet Printables – Letters, Worksheets, Stencils & ABC Flash Cards

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In our house, we are full steam ahead with letter recognition.

I was excited to share recently that my four-year-old was able to learn her letters and sounds using the Leap Frog Letter Factory.

When kids learn a new skill they are so excited. Just as excited as we get watching them do it.

Seeing the light go in behind their eyes is such a rewarding experience.

Now that she can recognize the letters and recite their sounds, we are breaking out as many alphabet learning activities as possible.

Before she learned her ABCs, she didn’t want to do any sort of traditional learning, but I think her newfound knowledge has given her the confidence and enthusiasm to practice what she knows.

Uppercase & Lowercase Letter Resources

If you’d rather grab some letter resources from Amazon instead of printing everything out from home, I found some really cool resources for us all to use:

However, if you’d rather print out your own instead of spending money, then I’ve got you covered!

Printable Letters of the Alphabet – Letter Stencils, Worksheets, Flash Cards & Coloring Pages

I’ve scoured the web for tons of FREE alphabet resources and am compiling them into one handy list for my use and yours.

Below are tons of free alphabet printables you can use with your preschooler.

10 Free Letter Stencils & Alphabet Templates

The first few options I found are perfect any kind of projects that require letters. You can use them not only for learning, but for crafts or classroom teaching tools!

1) Printable Letter Templates

The Kids Sunday School website has an excellent selection of different sized letters from 2” to 5” tall.

They are perfect for projects that require letters…the opportunities to use these letters as learning tools are endless!

I like how they offer different sizes. Here’s a sample pic of the 2″, 2.5″, 3″, and 4″ templates.

2) Upper and Lower Case Letter Patterns

Preschool Express has an awesome selection of upper and lower case letter stencils. These alphabet stencils are simple and perfect for cutting or coloring activities in addition to craft projects.

Here’s what you’ll find in their selection…different sized rounded corner letters.

3) Free Printable Upper Case Alphabet

I also made a new set of my own – it’s a sheet with the entire upper case alphabet letters on one page.

You can download them here:

4) Free Printable Lower Case Alphabet

These small letters all print on one page. We have used this type of letters as a preschool coloring sheet and for a collage.

Free Alphabet Worksheets to Print Out

The next set of printables I found are worksheets for use in the classroom or teaching letters at home.

5) Letter of the Day Animal Alphabet Worksheets

The PreschoolMom website has an excellent selection of alphabet printables, including these animal alphabet worksheets.

On each letter of the day printout, you practice writing and tracing the letter, identifying the letter, coloring an animal and drawing a picture of something that begins with that letter.

6) Free ABC Handwriting Worksheets

There’s something so simple and perfect about learning letters by wrote memorization and lots of practice.

Embark on the Journey has some super cute alphabet handwriting practice pages just for this purpose. These printables are simple but effective for learning the letters of the alphabet.

Free Alphabet Printables – ABC Flash Cards

Here are some flash cards you can print out!

7) Full Page Letters of the Alphabet

Not too long ago, I published my very own set of full page printable letters.

I did them in girly bright pastel colors because they’re for my daughter, but you could just as easily print them out in grayscale for a boy.

I used them as Alphabet Flash Cards but you could really use them for all sorts of reasons for preschool letter practice to Kindergarten activities to birthday banners!

8) Small Printable Letter Cards

If you need something smaller than a full page, then these fun letter cards from Our Thrifty Ideas as featured on Thirty Handmade Days are lovely.

9) Block Letter Alphabet Templates to Cut Out

When my kids were learning to recognize letter shapes, I liked to print out sheet after sheet of these block letter alphabet templates.

We used them for craft activities, coloring, recognition….anything to imprint the letter shape in their brains! 🙂

ABC Coloring Pages – Cute Alphabet Coloring Sheets

Last, but not least, are some coloring sheets to help your little ones practice even more!

10) Bubble Letter Coloring Pages

The GetColoringPages website has an adorable set of bubble letter coloring pages available for printing at home.

They’re not what I call “traditional bubble letters” where the edges of the letters are rounded; they’re more of a polka-dot pattern. They’re so cute though!

11) Intricate Alphabet Coloring Sheets

The blog Life Over Cs has a lovely set of free ABC coloring pages for download. The pages contain large letters filled with details like stripes or hearts or stars.

If your little one is a coloring page fanatic like mine is, she will flip over these printouts!

Unique Ways to Use Printable Alphabet Templates

Other than the obvious uses of each printable alphabet above, I’ve been trying out a few unique ways to insert the ABCs into our daily life.

I figure if my daughter doesn’t respond to one technique, there’s no reason I can’t use the same base templates for all kinds of activities.

Here are just a few ways we’ve used these printable alphabet templates or plan to do so in the coming weeks:

Cut out one of each letter stencil, mix them up in a pile, and have your preschooler sort them in alphabetical order
String up some ABC flash cards for an educational fireplace mantle decoration
Print out some of the full page alphabet flash cards, tape them to the floor, and call out letters for your child to hop onto in order to avoid the lava pit (anything outside of the piece of paper)
Organize a playdate based on a letter theme. Print out multiple copies of a single ABC coloring page (perhaps the one your child is having the most trouble with) and color those as the playdate activity.