Kids will love learning the letters of the alphabet, working on their phonics or reviewing what they have learnt with these fun and exciting Letters of the Alphabet Games.
Check out the list of materials that we use with these printables.
Learning the Alphabet
Young children need to learn the letters of the alphabet and their sounds as it is an important foundation skill they will need as they grow. Once they ready, they can then more onto learning to read and write these letters. There are many simple and effective ways to encourage them to learn the letters. Fun games such as these Letter of the Alphabet Games is just one of these fun activities.
Printable Letters of the Alphabet Games
These printable alphabet themed board games are great for children who need to the learn the letters of the alphabet. Each games contains every letter of the alphabet for children to learn and recognise while they are playing.
In this printable pack, you will find four printable games. These games
- Two printable games that contain the uppercase letters of the alphabet
- Two printable games that contain the lowercase letters of the alphabet
- There is also a record sheet that can be used to help children practice writing the uppercase or lowercase letter of the alphabet or a word that begins with that letter
Preparing the Game Boards
I recommend printing out the game boards on white cardstock and laminating them for durability.
The record sheet can also be laminated and used with a dry-erase marker or this sheet could just be printed out each time they play the games.
More Alphabet Printables
- Alphabet Punch Cards
- Alphabet Playdough Mats
- Alphabet Tracing Cards
- Alphabet Flashcards
- Alphabet Puzzles
- Alphabet Handwriting Mats
- Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
- Alphabet Dot Book
- Alphabet Cut and Paste Book
- Alphabet Sensory Bottle
Using the Alphabet Board Games
To play these games, each player will need their own counter or marker and a die.
Player 1 rolls the die and moves the number of spaces forward.
They read the letter on the space. They can then say the sound of the letter and a word that begins with that letter. They can also write the letter or the word that begins with the letter on the record sheet. Though, young children who are just learning the letters of the alphabet aren’t required to do this.
If you land on a picture, then you get to roll again.
Player 2 takes their turn when player 1 has completed their turn.
Continue until both players reach the finish.
To grab your copy of these Letters of the Alphabet Games, click on the link below:
Letter E Dot-to-Dot Printables