Looking for a fun way for your students to work on learning the ABC’s? Grab this free printable Apple Alphabet Game!
During this game, your preschoolers and kindergarteners will work on identifying capital and lowercase letters.
By playing games, your kids can work on many different learning concepts such as sight words, CVC words, letter recognition, and much more!
Playing with others gives kids the chance to develop important skills like communicating with one another, taking turns, and working together.
What You'll Find On This Page
Getting Ready To Play The Apple Alphabet Game:
What’s Included:
- Apple Game Board
- 26 Lowercase Letter Apple Cards
- 26 Capital Letter Apple Cards
What Else Is Needed:
- White Card Stock or Copy Paper
- Laminator and Laminating Pouches
- Scissors
- Game Pieces
- Foam Die
To get this letter recognition activity ready for your kids, fill out the form at the bottom of this page.
Next, download and print the game board and cards on card stock.
Then, laminate the game pieces and cut the cards apart.
For game pieces, you can use apple shaped mini erasers, pom poms, unifix cubes, or any other small manipulative.
How To Play The Apple Alphabet Game:
To begin playing, the first player will pick a card and identify the letter on it.
If he or she says the name correctly, he or she will roll a die and move that number of spaces on the apple game board.
Then, it is the next player’s turn. Play will continue until one player reaches the finish. That player is the game winner!
If your kids are just learning the ABC’s, you can start with just the lowercase or capital letter cards. As their letter knowledge increases, you can use both sets of cards together to differentiate the activity.
This Apple Alphabet Game is an engaging way for kids to practice identifying lowercase and capital letters.
Pin It For Later:
Do you want to save this letter recognition activity for later? Pin this to your alphabet board on Pinterest and it’ll be here for when you’re ready!
More Apple Activities:
If you are looking for more apple-themed activities, here are some of our favorite books and activities for young learners!
Apple Books for Kids:
Share these fiction and non-fiction apple-themed books with your children this fall.
Apples by Gail Gibbons
How Do Apples Grow? by Betsy Maestro
Applesauce Day by Lisa J. Amstutz
Apple Activities for Kids:
With these themed activities, your students can practice letter recognition, fine motor skills, and much more.
Apple Play Dough Recipe from STEAM Ideas for Kids
You May Also Like These Apple Morning Tubs:
If you are looking for more apple-themed activities for your students to do this fall, check out these Apple Morning Tubs for Kindergarten!
As they walk into your classroom, you kindergarteners can use these 20 activities independently to learn and review literacy and math concepts.
Click on the link or the picture to learn more about the activities included in this bundle!
Download the Apple Alphabet Game Printables:
After filling out the form below, the PDF will open. You can then download and print the worksheets that you want to use.