Alphabet Animal Directed Drawing Activities for Beginning Sounds and Handwriting
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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.
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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:
- Each animal and practice forming the letter,
- Draw each animal and write about the animal, or
- 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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Grade 3 with Bri –
My son LOVES these sheets. He suddenly stopped being interested in learning letter sounds and identifying letters, but these made him fully engage again! Thank you!
Kaitlyn Bannon –
Love this resource! I used this in my Kindergarten classroom to connect letters to a visual concept!
Callie DeLapp –
I love this resource. I can put these in the students center bins and they can follow the directions and draw themselves. It is a fun activity and great resource for learning letters and sounds. Thank you!
Stacey M. –
My students love directed drawings! This is a that resource i use for morning work, or extra practice/enrichment. it is great!
Mila Brotz –
My students absolutely loved these!! Super engaging and fun,
PreK Polito –
Fun listening activity to incorporate into my summer tutoring!
Patricia G. –
Great for my intervention kiddos!
Coffee Chalk Teacher –
My kids loved these! I also loved them as a teacher who doesn’t have great drawing skills. I followed the steps for the drawings to make some pretty awesome letter anchor charts.
Janine Chase –
Students love using the picture prompts to create their pictures. We label the pictures and then write about it. I like how these can also be used to review and practice writing the letters of the alphabet.
Curious with Crayons –
My kids love these! I’ve added them as a “can” do” each week when we study a letter!
Kristin H. –
Such a fun resource!
Porschea Gamble- Keeping It Kinder –
Great resource for the beginning of the year and for extra support for students struggling.
Bridgett D. –
My students love to do this each week.
Krystina Race –
Great resource!
Jennifer C. –
Such a cute addition to my writing center, I love it and so far it hasn’t been too hard for my students. They love the pictures and I love that they can practice letter writing too.
Lynsey M. –
These provide such a fun way for students to continue to explore and practice letter formation!
Kelly P. –
Cute!
Danielle B –
great
Laura S –
These are SO fun! We learn about a different letter each week, and this is such a fun way to switch things up. They get the chance to practice letter sounds, step-by-step directions, AND letter formation. The best of all the worlds, thank you! 🙂
Teaching with Fun in Mind –
These are so Fun!