Preschool Worksheets for Learning Important Skills

Worksheets for Preschoolers

Parents and teachers with preschool aged children know what an important time preschool is. Here, students are venturing away from their parents for the first time in their lives for significant amounts of time every day. They're making new friends and learning how to interact socially with other children and adults. They're also learning how to follow directions. In addition to all of this, which can be overwhelming to a young child, they must also learn the fundamental skills necessary for them to succeed in Kindergarten. Because so many kids go to preschool these days, children may fall behind if they are not taught these skills either in preschool or at home by their parents. The free printable worksheets can help you teach these precious little ones no matter if you're in a classroom or sitting at your dining room table.

Preschool Worksheets to Teach Fundamental Skills

So, what sorts of things do students need to learn in preschool? The alphabet is often one of the first subjects tackled. Students also work on their numbers, shapes and colors. They'll learn how to read and spell simple words. Not all learning that takes place is so obvious, though. They learn appropriate peer interactions, including how to respect others and how to be kind. They learn how to tie their shoes. Basically, they learn a lot of the skills that allow them to be more independent. The free printable preschool worksheets can help teachers and parents lay the foundation for a successful year in preschool and the subsequent year in Kindergarten. The more concepts that are mastered now, the easier Kindergarten will be.

Preschool Worksheets to Teach ABCs and 123s

Speaking of learning the alphabet, we have some great resources for teachers and parents to use to mold these young minds! Let's start with the letter A. This "A" practice worksheet has six rows of the letter A. The letter is displayed in both uppercase and lowercase. The first set of letters on each line is clear and bold. The rest of the letters are dotted so the students can trace over them with their pencils or crayons. All of the letters are very clear and perfectly executed. With plenty of practice, your students will be making the letter A like pros. Of course, there are more letters in the alphabet! Here, you'll find B and C. Just search through the preschool worksheets and you'll find a similar sheet for every letter of the alphabet. By focusing on one letter each day with frequent reviews of all the letters covered, your students will be writing letters and words on their own in no time at all. In addition to these letter worksheets, you can also use pictures or objects to reinforce the sound that the letter makes. The obvious choice for A is the apple, but you can use more creative things, too, like an ant. We hope you enjoy the alphabet worksheets!