These super cute Snowman Letter Practice Trace & Erase activity makes practice writing letters fun for preschool and kindergartners. Just trace alphabet letters, erase, and repeat.
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Snowman Letter Practice
Print and laminate the snowman. Aren’t they super cute?! Who wouldn’t want to practice writing alphabet letters with these darling snowman alphabet worksheets.
Then cut out the snowman so you have a snowman for each letter from A to Z.
Have children practice writing letters using a dry erase marker. Then use a paper towel to erase the snowman so kids can do it again.
This is such a fun winter themed, free printable alphabet practice! Kids of all ages from toddler, preschool, kindergarten, to first grade will love this letter practice activity!
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