Are you looking for a letter recognition resource for your preschoolers? Then, grab this free printable Penguin Letter Search Activity!
There are so many different ways to use this resource to make learning the ABC’s fun this winter!
One of the five pre-reading skills that your kids need to learn is letter knowledge.
Using hands-on activities like this one will help your preschoolers learn the letter names, shapes, and much more!
Getting Ready to Use Penguin Find the Letter Activity:
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What’s Included:
- 2 Penguin Lowercase Letter Search Worksheets
- 1 Penguin Lowercase Letter Search Mat
- 26 Fish Capital Letter Cards
What Else Is Needed:
For a reproducible activity:
- White Copy Paper
- Scissors
- Crayons
- Bingo Dauber (optional)
For a reusable activity:
- White Card Stock
- Scissors
- Laminator
- Laminating Pouches
- Small Manipulatives
To get this letter search activity ready for your preschoolers, fill out the form at the bottom of this page.
After getting the email with the printables, download and print the worksheets on copy paper.
Then, print the fish cards on white card stock.
How to Use the Penguin Letter Find Activity:
To start this letter recognition activity, your pre-readers will select a fish card and identify the capital letter on it.
Next, your kids will look for the matching lowercase letter on the penguin worksheet.
After your children find the correct letter, they will color it in with a crayon or mark it with a bingo dauber.
If your preschoolers are using the penguin mat or colored worksheet, they can cover the letters with small manipulatives like mini erasers, letter magnets, or pom poms.
Your kids will then continue to pick capital letter fish cards until they have found all the matching lowercase letters on the penguin mat or worksheet.
Your preschoolers can identify and match lowercase and capital letters this winter with this fun Penguin Letter Search Activity.
More Penguin Activities for Kids:
There are many other literacy activities that your kids can do this winter. First, you can read penguin books like these:
National Geographic Readers: Penguins! by Anne Schreiber
If You Were a Penguin by Florence Minor
Penguins! by Gail Gibbons
You can also pair this resource with more penguin-themed activities like these:
Penguin Craft for Kids from Books and Giggles
Penguin Color By Number Printables from Homeschool Preschool
How Do Penguins Stay Dry? A Penguin Science Experiment
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Click on the picture to learn more about all of the activities included in this bundle!
Download the Penguin Letter Search Activity:
To get the Penguin Letter Search Activity emailed to you, fill out the form below with your name and email address.
Chasity weitzel
Tuesday 24th of January 2023
My class had so much fun with the Christmas present letter search activity so I can’t wait to do this one with them!
Celina
Tuesday 17th of January 2023
This is great!
Becky
Wednesday 11th of January 2023
Love this!
Cheryl Hawkins
Wednesday 4th of January 2023
I am doing a penguin unit with my class right now.
Karen
Thursday 6th of January 2022
Wonderful penguin activities