Alphabet Animal Directed Drawing Activities for Beginning Sounds and Handwriting
$10.00
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
Description
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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52 reviews for Alphabet Animal Directed Drawing Activities for Beginning Sounds and Handwriting
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K S. –
Fun and engaging for workshop time. Thanks.
Megan M. –
My students have been loving this resource so far! I love the simple step by step directions on how to draw the animals without hearing “I can’t do it!”
KinderCarden –
This is a fun activity for phonics! We do these crafts after learning each letter and my students love them.
Jen L. –
My students love directed drawing lessons and I love the short writing piece that goes with these!
Melissa B. –
Perfect for adding some phonics to my art
Kelsey W. –
I love to do directed drawing, and this is a cool way for me to do so, while incorporating letter recognition and phonemic awareness!
marissa R. –
We will try and use for each letter of the week. Can be hard for some initially because they are so young and have varying fine motor
Wendy N. –
Super cute resource that my students look forward to doing! Easy to prep and worth the money!
Taylor Seidel –
This is the perfect early-finisher activity for my kindergarteners after they have finished the required lesson/activity when learning letters and sounds!
Amy S. –
The first few weeks of Kindergarten is always reviewing the letters and practicing handwriting strokes. These pages combine both activities and reach all abilities at the same time. It is easy enough for the students that are just learning the letters and can be more involved for the students that already are familiar with the letters. Thank you for the step by step instructions for the pictures.
Gabrielle G. –
This is such a fun way to introduce letters to your class. It ties in a fun art piece too which the kids LOVE
Nicole C. –
My students love doing these each week! Thank you so much!