Print your Free Letter T Worksheets for Preschool! Use these worksheets as building blocks for writing and speaking the letter T! The letter T tracing sheets are great for building fine motor skills and increasing hand strength. Have fun with the letter T template by using water colors, crayons, or markers to fill it in. Talk about all the words that start with the letter T like, turtle, tent, teapot, train, and tree! Check out all of the fun you can have with these free preschool worksheets below!
Printable Letter T Activities
Check out four great letter T activities for preschoolers that will boost creativity! Have fun using watercolors to fill in the Letter T Template! The Letter T Dot Dot Sheet is tons of fun! Add an extra challenge to the activity by using stickers. This is a great way to build pincher strength. The Letter T Coloring Sheets give your little ones the chance to color a teapot, tree, tent, train, and turtle. Be sure to check out Alphabet Letter Matching Sheets to practice letter identification skills for all the letters of the alphabet.
FREE Letter T Tracing Sheets
Check out these two great Letter T Tracing Sheets for preschool. Repetitive tracing is great for building muscle memory and hand strength. Trace the uppercase and lowercase letter T’s then color in the pictures for extra fun! Print your Transportation Worksheets to continue with a letter T theme!
Letter T Cut & Paste Worksheets
Have fun with a Letter T Sorting Sheet. Cut out the uppercase and lowercase letters at the bottom of the page, then glue each one to its matching column. Next, match colors and put together your Letter T Puzzle. Cut out the pieces on the right side of the page, then paste each piece to its same circle of color. What letter do you see? Be sure to print Letter Recognition Worksheets for the whole alphabet!
10 Simple Letter T Words for Preschool
turtle, teeth, train, toad, tree, teapot, truck, tent, turkey, toucan
Letter T Books for Preschool
Check out these terrific letter T books for preschool! Hangout with Truman the Tortoise and some dragons who love tacos! Read “Truman” and “Dragons Love Tacos”. Reading with your little ones is a great chance for them to build vocabulary skills and discover potential interests.
