Our Thanksgiving ABC worksheets are a great addition to your Thanksgiving theme as they’re designed for young learners to practice identifying each letter of the alphabet.
Learning to identify the letters of the alphabet is a foundational skill that kids must master in their early academic years.
They are designed to help your preschoolers develop fine motor skills as they practice letter recognition and visual discrimination.
They’ll make a great addition to your Thanksgiving homeschool activities. You can add them to your literacy centers, or use them as independent practice with your little ones.
These free printables are designed to help children learn the letters of the alphabet, improve their visual discrimination skills, and strengthen their fine motor skills. They are also a fun way to get into the Thanksgiving spirit while learning.
Thanksgiving ABC Worksheets
I really think you’re going to love this printable pack as much as your preschooler will.
Because they’re print-and-go, this fun activity can be used as a last minute time filler or worked into your homeschool literacy activities in no time.
Since all of the worksheets in this set are designed the same, once your child is familiar with how they work, they can work through them all with little assistance from you.
This pack of free Thanksgiving worksheets includes 26 pages, each featuring a different letter of the alphabet.
These worksheets are a great way to help young children learn their letters and improve their visual discrimination skills.
They are also a fun way to get into the Thanksgiving spirit while learning.
Benefits of using letter find worksheets
Our free letter-find worksheets are not only a fun Thanksgiving activity, but they’re perfect for strengthening important skills.
• Letter recognition – Each page features one letter that students will search for.
• Visual discrimination – They’ll strengthen visual discrimination skills as they seek out the featured letters among a variety of other letters.
• Fine motor skills – Gripping the dot markers is a great way to build fine motor muscles in the fingers and hands.
• Hand-eye coordination – As children line up the dot marker to dot each letter on the page, they’ll strengthen hand-eye coordination.
Alphabet Worksheets
These turkey theme lowercase worksheets are perfect for preschool and kindergarten-aged children. They can also be used with older children who may need a little extra practice with letter recognition.
Materials
PREPARING THE WORKSHEETS
Print the pages on printer paper and have kids use dot markers to identify the featured letters.
Or, you can laminate the pages and have kids complete the pages with dry erase markers or small manipulatives.
Completing the Activity
Children will search for lowercase letters which helps improve their visual discrimination skills.
As they find each featured letter, they’ll dab it with a dot marker. This practice helps strengthen motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
If you don’t have dot markers, kids can cover the letters with clear gems or bingo chips or just color them with crayons.
Differentiated Instruction
Some children may find the worksheets easy to complete, while others may find them more challenging.
If you have a child who is struggling to find all of the letters, you can help them by providing a little extra support.
You can do this by sitting with your child and helping them to find the letters. Or, you can give them a hint if they get stuck.
Early finishers can turn the page over and write as many Thanksgiving words as they can.
Thanksgiving Picture Books for Kids
Read these Thanksgiving themed picture books with your child to help get them excited for the holiday.
Each of these books has a unique and special story that will capture your child’s imagination.
They are perfect for reading aloud together and enjoying some quality family time.
The First Thanksgiving by Jean Craighead George is a beautiful retelling of the first Thanksgiving feast. It tells the story of Plymouth Colony settlers and Native Americans coming together to celebrate their harvest.
Turkey Trouble by Wendi Silvano is a hilarious tale about a turkey who tries his best to avoid being eaten at the big feast. Your child will love following Turkey Trouble’s antics as he attempts to outwit his pursuers.
The Berenstain Bears Give Thanks by Jan and Mike Berenstain is a classic Thanksgiving tale about the importance of being grateful for what we have. The Bear family goes on a fun-filled adventure as they learn all about the history and meaning of the holiday.
Thanksgiving Is for Giving Thanks! by Margaret Sutherland is a wonderful book about all the things we have to be thankful for. From our family and friends to our homes and pets, this book reminds us of all the blessings in our lives.
More Thanksgiving Activities for Kids
- Thanksgiving ABC Order Activities
- Thanksgiving Do a Dot Worksheets
- Thanksgiving Coloring Pages from Homeschool Preschool
- Thanksgiving Cut and Paste Worksheets
- Thanksgiving Word Search from Living Life and Learning
- Thanksgiving Flash Cards from 3 Boys and a Dog
Thanksgiving Activity Kits for Kids
Kids of all ages will love coloring this giant Thanksgiving poster! You can even use it as a table cover for the entire family to enjoy.
This set of Make-a-Turkey stickers is a great activity for entertaining the kids as you wrap up the Thanksgiving dinner preparations.
Roll-a-Turkey is a fun game to add to your November math centers or to put at each child’s spot at your Thanksgiving kids’ table.
If you have a table full of children this Thanksgiving, this adorable activity box is just what you need to keep them occupied while the grownups finish eating.