One of the most important things a child can learn is how to read and write. Most kids get a lot of chances to practice their reading skills, but it’s harder to get them to practice writing skills.

If you have a young child in your home who struggles with their letters, this free printable worksheet pack is perfect. You can simply download and print off this 29-page booklet with tons of opportunities for fun letter learning.

Each page focuses on one letter of the alphabet. This autumn-themed package includes multiple lines so your little learner can practice their letters.

It includes both upper- and lower-case letters, and each page also has a fun activity for the child to practice recognition.

Be sure to save the file to your computer so you can print off as many copies as you like. You can print these out on regular computer paper and give them to the kids, OR you can even get some laminating sheets and use a dry-erase marker so you can use them again and again! I love doing it that way. It’s especially good if you have more than one child who wants to learn!

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Whether you have kids who are starting preschool soon or they are in their early years of education, keeping their minds busy during the summer is imperative. Making sure they retain the information they learned during the year can be hard, and research has shown that kids will lose up to 30% of their knowledge during the summer months!

Thankfully, there is a ton you can do to keep your kids occupied and excited about learning. I have these incredible Math and Literacy Summer Centers to help you on your way. These are just perfect for younger kids of early elementary age or even preschool! My 5 and 7 year olds love them!

You can print these out on regular computer paper and give them to the kids, OR you can even get some laminating sheets and use a dry-erase marker so you can use them again and again! I love doing it that way. It’s especially good if you have more than one child who wants to learn!

For more great ideas on how to keep your kids learning and growing, check out these other resources below.

First 100 Sight Words Flash Cards | Awesome printable flash cards to help your child learn to read his first 100 words.

Classroom Bingo | A great game to play with kids. Print out your own calling card and bingo cards so the kids can try and win.

Retro Alphabet Memory Game | This fun printable helps your child recognize letters in different fonts and colors and gives them a fun game to play on non-school days.

Unicorn Handwriting Practice | This 30-page printable lets your child practice writing his or her letters, and it’s totally cute!

Weather Watcher Craft and Printable | Help your little scientist track the weather with this fun and simple craft.

Trolls Fizzy Chalk Spray Paint | This is such a great craft for kids, but it’s also a great science experiment combining vinegar and baking soda! A real treat for the children!

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If you’ve got a child at home or in preschool who wants to practice his or her handwriting, this amazing free 30 page printable booklet is perfect. Simply download the free pdf, print and let your child go to town! This is great for moms, dads, teachers or caregivers. It’s even helpful for older adults who may need to relearn writing skills after an accident or medical issue.

If you’re looking for other great homeschool resources, check out some of my other posts with some great free resources!

This Weather Watcher is a great preschool craft that gets younger kids interested in science!

This free printable Classroom Bingo game is perfect for elementary age children. Comes with five unique Bingo cards as well as a teacher calling card.

This free homeschool guide has EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know about homeschooling your child, PLUS it’s a great resource for teachers, as well!

These 100 free unit studies are an amazing resource for any age.

These printable chore charts work really well for keeping your kids on track as they learn new skills!

I love book labels and lunch box notes! Check out these Harry Potter versions, as well as Minion Superhero versions!

This fun science experiment is great for teaching kids about gravity, energy, and even color theory! 

This adorable treasure map is a great project for little kids. It helps them learn about geography and following directions!

Let me know if there are other new resources you’d love to see. I have tons of ideas and want to share them all!

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