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Alphabet Animal Directed Drawing Activities for Beginning Sounds and Handwriting

(52 customer reviews)

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Practice letter sounds and letter recognition with these no prep step-by-step Alphabet Animals Directed Drawings! These guided drawings help build confidence as students learn how to draw and write.

# of Pages: 165

File Type: PDF

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Practice letter sounds and letter recognition with these no prep step-by-step Alphabet Animal Directed Drawings! These guided drawings help build confidence as students learn how to draw and write. Use these alphabet animal activities as a whole class directed drawing lesson, independent center or early finisher activity!

Each uppercase and lowercase letter has three differentiated options to best fit the needs of your students! An outline of the letter is already included on each page. Students will build off of this outline by following the six simple steps to draw:

  1. Each animal and practice forming the letter,
  2. Draw each animal and write about the animal, or
  3. Simply draw each animal.

Two pictures beginning with each letter sound are included, as well as both short and long vowel sounds.

Benefits of these alphabet animal directed drawings:

  • No Prep – Just print and go!
  • Integrated – Incorporates phonics, handwriting, writing, and art too!
  • Skill-Based – Practice fine motor, listening and following directions, and phonics skills!
  • Differentiated – Three options for each letter are included to fit the needs of your students!
  • Engaging – Maintain student interest as they create a variety of animals!
  • Scaffolded – Provide just the right amount of support for your little learners as they are learning how to draw and write!

Please see the preview for a look at each directed drawing for Aa – Zz!

A – alligator

a – angelfish

B – bear

b – bumblebee

C – cat

c – crab

D – dog

d – duck

E – elephant, eagle

e – emperor penguin

F – frog

f – flamingo

G – goose

g – goat

H – hippo

h – horse

I – iguana, ibis

i – inchworm

J – jellyfish

j – jaguar

K – kangaroo

k – koala

L – lion

l – llama

M – mouse

m – monkey

N – newt

n – narwhal

O – octopus, orangutan

o – owl

P – penguin

p – pig

Q – quail

q – quokka

R – rabbit

r – rhino

S – snake

s – swan

T – tiger

t – turkey

U – unicorn

u – umbrella bird

V – vampire bat

v – vulture

W – walrus

w – wolf

X – xray fish

x – fox

Y – yak

y – yellow tang

Z – zebra

z – zebu

I hope your students love learning their letters with these animal directed drawing activities!

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52 reviews for Alphabet Animal Directed Drawing Activities for Beginning Sounds and Handwriting

  1. Kate K. –

    Exactly what I needed for my classroom! Easy to use, well-organized, and engaging for my students. It saved me planning time and fit perfectly with my lessons. I’ll definitely be using this resource again!

  2. Macey Kimmins –

    Awesome resource for Kindergarten students. They love it.

  3. Kelly H. –

    This is a great way to reinforce the learning of each letter by making these super cute letter animals!

  4. Miss McCrimmon –

    Practiced these with my daughter and she loved them! Excited to use next year with my students.

  5. Melony B. –

    This was a great resource for my students to stay motivated and engaged in schoolwork.

  6. Susan L. –

    This was a great resource, my students were engaged.

  7. Wendy R. –

    We love these, and I have added these to our weekly stations during reading! I love the variety and the creativity that it encourages in my kinders!

  8. The Jens –

    The kids really enjoy drawing animals on their letters. Such a great way to teach and help kids remember

  9. Cassidy D. –

    These were a great way to talk about the letters we were learning that week. The kids all really enjoyed them.

  10. Mikaela Kingsolver –

    Love using these to work on letter formation with my students. The directed draw feature helps students to wait and follow along, as we do them together as a whole class.

  11. Emily Nelson –

    A great resource for my students! They loved it and benefited from it!

  12. Sherri M. –

    This was exactly what I needed and my students enjoyed the lessons and activities. Thank you!

  13. Kristen C –

    These are so cute! My students love doing them!!!!

  14. Sara K. –

    This is perfect! My students look forward to a new drawing for each letter learned!

  15. Autumn S. –

    These are adorable! Simple and fun and perfect for prek!

  16. carey mortimore –

    Thank you for a great resource to use with my Kindergarten students!

  17. Theresa W. –

    In my class, we are doing the one where they have to also just trace and write the letter, for now. Many kids struggle with drawing, but even those who have the hardest time really apply themselves because they think it’s fun. We are enjoying these activities and I look forward to a time I can have them also do the writing portion.

  18. Kelly G. –

    This is a great resource and I love that my students can do this independently!

  19. Bishop’s Building Blocks –

    I can’t wait to use these drawings when introducing my students to the alphabet this year. They are adorable. The activities will help my students learn the letters, and they will also get to practice following directions. Thank you!

  20. Samantha F. –

    I am teaching summer school with some very low EL students and this was such a great resource to use with those still having a hard time with their letters! They are having so much fun with it and learning their letters. I have already seen improvement! Thank you for this cute and valuable resource! I can’t wait to use it during the year

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