Update: February 2017 → ABC Hide and Seek Letter Find for Preschoolers was originally published way back in July 2012! The packet itself was in desperate need of a make over.
The content itself is mostly the same, however, I changed the pages to black and white to be more printer friendly. The look and feel of the pages are also a bit more fun for the younger crowd.
This set of ABC Letter Find Pages remains a great way to work on letter recognition, patterns, and more for Preschool and Early Kindergarten learners!
Original post from July 2012:
It’s all about Preschool this week here at Mama’s Learning Corner! If you homeschool during the preschool years and you need simple, free printables, this is the week for you. I usually post only 1 worksheet or printable per day. However during this week of homeschooling preschool, I’m publishing whole packets of worksheets. So get your printers ready!
In the past, I’ve posted several ABC Hide and Seek worksheets. Now the series is complete, and you can download the whole alphabet in one easy download.
In our homeschool, we use these ABC Letter Find worksheeets to supplement the weekly letter we’re working on. I typically print them out twice and let my preschooler find the specified letter at the beginning of the week and then again towards the end of the week.
Enjoy practicing letter recognition with your little ones!
Day #1: ABC Letter Find (26-letter set of Hide and Seek Letter worksheets)
Day #2: 10-Page Scissor Skills Packet
Day #3: Match Game Packet (3 different Memory-style match games: transportation, zoo animals, and fruit)
Day #4: Shape Sorting Printables Packet (4-page set of shape sorting pages)
Day #5: Color Recognition Printable Packet (9-page set of color recognition)
You may download the classroom use license here:
This packet is for personal use only.
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I had no idea that you have a homeschool site!
We started homeschooling our twins at the end of May. We love it and it was such a leap of faith- I was very scared initially.
I am always looking for more worksheets and printables. You’ve got some great stuff here.
Hey Crystal! Yes, this is still just a baby site. It was only a year old in June. 🙂
You’re doing Sonlight with your boys, right? (and HOW did they get to be K’ers??). I keep up with you in my Facebook stream. 😉
We used some of these sheets this morning in between Language Arts activities. Perfect for my twin that must keep his hands busy all the time. 🙂
Yes, we are using Sonlight and we are really enjoying it. And I agree, how did they get to be Kindergarteners?! And what an honor that you keep up with us over on Facebook. Life is so fun.
I am adding your site to my Pinterest Homeschool Resource board!
Thank you for this set of printables. I was just on your site last night looking for the whole alphabet, but instead downloaded what letters you had available. You are so talented and such a blessing to me in my homeschooling journey!
Amber, such sweet words! Thank you 🙂 I’m glad they cold help you and your family.
Thank you so much for the work you have out in this site!!! I am teaching preschool at home, but I really am wanting to keep my soon to be 3rd grader home as well. I am nervous and scared to do this. We have a great elementary school, but they will soon be going to IPads. I just feel having my child stuck in a computer all day is not really what we want. Any ideas or encouragement is appreciated. It will be a definite leap of faith for us 😉
Oh goodness…I’m not sure I’d be a fan of going to an iPad either. 😉 Living books are a beautiful thing!
Thankfully, homeschool moms that blog so freely share of their ideas, experiences, and resources that they use to teach their children. So at least you have a lot of online resources and ideas to pull from. Blessings, Mama. You CAN do it!!
I absolutely love your website. Your packets are such a help to my family, we are doing light homeschooling over the summer before picking up starting next month. Thank you for posting these awesome packets for people like me who love homeschooling but do not know how to make worksheets.
Love to you and your family.
Thank you, Kris! Such a sweet comment – made my day! xoxo
I love your activities! Thank you for sharing!
Just wanted to say thank you so much for all that you do. I wanted to say you have a beautiful family and your new baby is precious. I do not know how you do what you do for us. Every thing I have ever gotten from your website has been a total blessing to my awesome little angels. God has blessed me with these children to work with and teach. I truly love the Alphabet hide and seek letter find!!!!
Oh Velma, what kind words! Thank you so much!
It can be a difficult task working with and teaching children all day, but you’re right – it’s a complete blessing even on the hardest of days!
I love your ‘learning through play.’ It took me at least 2 children to figure out that was an optimal way to learn (I was a registered nurse pre-children, not a teacher!), but I couldn’t agree more! I’m only regretful I didn’t know the benefits of learning through play with my older two!
xo, Lauren
I am trying to download your abc hide and seek letter find for preschoolers and nothing happens. I did register to be on your mailing list and am following you on fb. I also downloaded the doc to pdf but still nothing works. Please let me know what to do next. Thank you
Hey Karen! Make sure you’re opening the pdf using Adobe Acrobat Reader (it’s free). If you try to use another program, like the default program on a Mac, it often won’t read it well.
So download the pdf and save it somewhere on your computer. Then open it up from where you saved it and make sure you open it with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Then try printing from there.
If that still doesn’t work, let me know and I’ll help you troubleshoot. 🙂