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Looking for printable letters?   Today I’m sharing an entire lowercase set!

These lowercase block letters are free! And you'll find lots of fun ways to use them to teach the lowercase alphabet.

Have you seen my set of uppercase block letters?  I use them with my preschoolers when introducing new letters and reviewing letter sounds.  Today I’m sharing a lowercase set.  You can use these in a variety of ways!

Four ways to use my free printable letters

These lowercase block letters are free! And you'll find lots of fun ways to use them to teach the lowercase alphabet.

  • Print a letter and have your child fill it with objects that start with the letter’s name.  We filled our lowercase b with counting bears.  For over 150 ways to fill the letters, see this post.

These lowercase block letters are free! And you'll find lots of fun ways to use them to teach the lowercase alphabet.

  • Print the letter twice, once on regular paper and once on construction paper.  Cut the construction paper letter apart and have your child put the puzzle together.

These lowercase block letters are free! And you'll find lots of fun ways to use them to teach the lowercase alphabet.

  • Collect different objects from around the house that start with a certain sound and place them on the letter.  You could also cut pictures from magazines, but this is more fun!

These lowercase block letters are free! And you'll find lots of fun ways to use them to teach the lowercase alphabet.

    • Use the printable letter as a pattern to create a letter-themed craft.

Get your free Lowercase Block Letters!

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  1. Rozande Pipers

    Hi

    This is my first time on this page and I’m amazed by everything , its creative and fun . I’m teaching my 5year old twins at home and this will be a great help .

    Thank you Anna

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  6. Margarita

    Anna quiero darte las gracias por tu página tan educativa más que nada por tu ayuda. Estoy encantada con tu página con todas las herramientas disponbles para enseñanar a nuestros niños. Soy maestra de preescolar y utilizo muchos de tus recursos didácticos. Eres maravillosa. Gracias por hacer mi profesión más facil. Margarita

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