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Winter is the perfect time to practice and reinforce pre-writing skills with young learners. Whether you are focusing on correct letter formation or small pencil strokes to write the letters in names or words, our mitten pre-writing alphabet tracing cards can help! Preschoolers and Kindergarteners can practice writing and fine motor skills with this free printable activity.

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Choosing snowballs as a theme for activities is an easy choice in our house, one that is always a winner. This alphabet sort is perfect for children who are either just learning the alphabet or ones that need review of the ABCs. It is a pretty straight forward activity that can be done simply at a table or on the floor. It is simple enough, though, that it can be added to a sensory bin or even turned into a scavenger hunt very easily.

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These snowman roll and cover mats make learning numbers and letters fun and engaging! This winter activity is great for winter centers or at home learning. And since winter is quickly approaching, I thought these snowman roll and cover mats would be perfect!

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This Winter Alphabet and Beginning Sounds matching game is sure to do the trick! Featuring snowflakes and penguins students can work on matching capital and lowercase letters as well as sounds.

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Here’s a fun, sensory, winter activity to work on letter recognition. Start by writing lowercase letters on a sheet of paper. Then place the paper under a glass pan and pour salt in the pan. Add some pom poms to complete the snowy scene. Then ask the child to find the lowercase letter that goes with the uppercase letter on the index card by moving the snow around with a paint brush. So fun!