Letter E Worksheets and Printables for Preschool and Kindergarten
Letter E Worksheets and Printables for Preschool and Kindergarten
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The next letter in our alphabet series is the letter E.
Younger children may have an easy time writing a capital letter e, but may need more practice with the lowercase letter e.
Looking for a fun way to teach the letter e?
Here is a list of activities to teach the letter e.
Download these free printable worksheets for the letter e:
Just click on the picture to download the page!
Letter E tracing worksheet
Use these letter e tracing worksheets to practice writing the letter e.
Practice fine motor skills by tracing the uppercase letter e.
Letter E Activity Sheet
Use this free worksheet featuring a blank letter e page to color or create a letter e craft.
Different activities to teach the letter e:
Point out words that start with the letter e around the house (Look at the egg.)
Read books and point out the e words.
Use water paints to paint the blank letter e
Print coloring pages to practice recognizing objects that begin with the letter e.
Remember to give your child lots of practice before moving on to the next letter of the alphabet.
The best way to teach the letters of the alphabet is with a complete letter of the week curriculum.
My Letter of the Week Curriculum includes over 100 pages of letter of the week activities.
Learn common letter e words:
Make simple writing activities by tracing words that begin with the letter e such as egg, elephant, elbow, and ear.
Young children need to hear the word used in a sentence or be shown a picture of the word to understand its meaning.
Tip: The letter e is in many words, so have children highlight or point out the letter e while reading.
Fun Letter E crafts:
1. Egg Carton Caterpillars - These egg carton caterpillars are a great way to recycle those old egg cartons and turn them into a fun craft for kids! All you need are some egg cartons, paint, pipe cleaners, and googly eyes to create these cute little critters.
2. Egg Carton Flowers - These egg carton flowers are so pretty and they’re really easy to make! All you need are some egg cartons, paint, pipe cleaners, and buttons to create these lovely blooms.
letter recognition activities for young children
write a list of letter recognition activities for young children
Use a letter e coloring page to color objects that start with the letter e.
More educational activities to teach the letter e:
Have children make a letter e poster with objects that begin with the letter e.
Teach the sound of the letter.
Read books that focus on the letter e- this is a great introduction to the letter e.
Use my Alphabet Bundle to teach all the letters of the alphabet.
Alphabet Games:
A wonderful way to teach the letters of the alphabet is by playing games.
These games make easy literacy centers for children from kindergarten students through 2nd grade.
1. Alphabet Bingo - This is a classic game that can be played with any age group. Simply create bingo cards with alphabet letters and have children match the letters to items around the room or objects called out by the caller.
2. Alphabet Scavenger Hunt - This is a great activity for getting kids up and moving! Write a list of alphabet letters on slips of paper and hide them around the room or outdoors. Then, let the kids hunt for the letters and check them off their list as they find them.
3. Alphabet Memory Game - This is a simple yet effective memory game that can be played with any age group. Write alphabet letters on cards (or use flashcards) and lay them out face down. Take turns flipping over two cards at a time, trying to find matching letters. If the letters match, the player gets to keep the cards and take another turn. If not, the cards are turned back over and it’s the next player’s turn. The game is over when all the pairs have been found, and the player with the most matches wins!
4. Alphabet Art - This is a great activity for letter recognition and creative expression! Give each child a piece of paper and some crayons or markers. Have them draw a picture, using only lines and shapes, that starts with each letter of the alphabet. For example, an “A” picture might be a apple, an “B” picture might be a butterfly, etc. When they’re finished, hang up all the pictures for everyone to see!
5. Alphabet Soup - This is a fun and interactive way to help kids learn their letters! Simply write the alphabet on slips of paper and put them in a bowl. Then, let kids take turns drawing a letter from the bowl and acting out what that letter would be (for example, if they drew an “A”, they might pretend to be an airplane or act out an alligator). This activity can also be done with letter sound (beginning sound) instead of actual letters.
Find the missing letter- Place cards with missing letters of the alphabet and have children use stamps or markers to fill in the letter.
Looking for a great way to teach the entire alphabet?
My Preschool Star Curriculum covers the letters of the alphabet, numbers 1-20, shapes, sight words and more!
This is a fantastic resource in an easy to download pdf format that children will have a ton of fun completing.