Ice Cream Letter Match Activity

Keep your kids learning all summer long with this free printable Ice Cream Letter Match Activity!

With ice cream-shaped letters and links, your pre-readers will be working on learning the ABC’s and fine motor skills in one activity.

Through this hands-on activity, your preschoolers will not only practice letter recognition activity, but they will develop their fine motor skills too.

By connecting the cards together using connect links, your preschoolers will work on their hand and eye coordination, finger muscle strength, and much more.

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Getting Ready To Use The Ice Cream Letter Matching Activity:

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What’s Included:

26 Capital Letter Ice Cream Cards
26 Lowercase Letter Ice Cream Cards

What Else Is Needed:

White Card Stock
Laminator
Laminating Sheets
Scissors
Hole Punch
Links

To get this letter activity ready for your students, fill out the form below. Then, download and print the cards.

Next, laminate the cards so your kids can use this resource over and over. Then, cut the cards apart and punch holes on all of the black dots.

If your pre-readers have just begun learning the ABC’s, you may want to sort the cards into groups and start with just a few cards. You can then add more as their letter knowledge increases.

Finally, you can store the cards and links in a small box or bag for a no-prep, on-the-go activity.

How To Use The Ice Cream Letter Recognition Activity:

To begin this alphabet activity, your students will pick a capital letter card and identify the capital letter on it.

Next, they will sort through the cards to find the matching lowercase letter.

Your preschoolers and kindergarteners will then connect the two cards together using the links.

Your kids will continue sorting, matching, and connecting the letter cards until they have found all of the capital and lowercase letter pairs.

This Ice Cream Letter Match Activity is a fun, hands-on way for your preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice matching letters and develop their fine motor skills!