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Alphabet Letter T Tree Preschool Lesson Plan Printable Activities and Worksheets

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A tree is a woody plant that has a long main trunk and many branches. Trees usually grow quite tall.

Materials:

• printer
• paper
• coloring & writing supplies
• Optional: sheet protectors for worksheets

Letter T coloring page
D'Nealian
Standard Block


Color Poster
D'Nealian
Standard


Coloring Page
D'Nealian
Standard


Handwriting  Worksheet
D'Nealian
Standard


Letter T Worksheet & Mini Book
D'Nealian & Standard block


Word Search & Writing


Drawing · Writing Paper


Printable lined-paper
(various styles)


Trees coloring pages

Activities > Letter T is for Tree

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Children Age 3 and under:

• Print letter T coloring page D'Nealian or Standard Block font and a tree coloring image behind it or on a separate page if using paints to decorate later. Discuss other letter T words found on the worksheet.
  
  
• Finger Tracing: Trace letter T's in upper and lower case with your finger as you also sound out the letter. Invite the children to do the same on their oloring page.
  
  
• Children can trace and color the letter T's. After completing coloring the letter, encourage children to color the garden image. Write letter T t and the word tree on the finished coloring page.

Children Ages 3+:

Present the Letter T Worksheet and Mini Book program. Read suggested instructions for using the worksheet and mini-book. These materialscan be used to reinforce letter recognition, initial handwriting practice and to identify related T words.

Display letter T posters and coloring pages or make a letter T classroom book. For related images visit: letter T printable activities.

Finger and Pencil Tracing: Trace the letter T's in upper and lower case with your finger as you also sound out the letter. Invite the children to do the same on their coloring page or handwriting worksheet.

Encourage children to trace the dotted letter, and demonstrate the direction and numbers on the arrows that help them trace the letter correctly. During the demonstration, you may want to count out loud as you trace so children become aware of how the number order aids them in the writing process.

Coloring Activity: Encourage the children to color the tree image with a variety of materials.

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