Need some letter e worksheets to introduce your child to the letter e? Check out these letter e tracing worksheets!
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When I taught my kids to read, I started by teaching them the alphabet. It took some practice to help them remember each letter. One of the things we did was to talk about what the letter looked like. We also talked about the letter’s sound. Then we practiced writing the letter.
Related: Free Printable Letter I Worksheets-Perfect for Kindergarten!
These letter e tracing worksheets will give your child the chance to practice writing the letter e. You can also use them to introduce the letter e sound. If you want help teaching the letter e sound, you can check out my Letter E Teacher’s guide and Letter E Worksheets in my Etsy store.
Letter e tracing worksheets
Even though these worksheets are perfect for kindergarten, they can also work well for some older students that are learning to read. Some preschoolers would enjoy them also. (I am a big proponent of teaching when you see signs of interest in your child.)
This first worksheet shows how to form the letter e at the top of the page. The worksheet has lots of e’s to trace so that your child can practice writing the letter e. Download this tracing letter e pdf here.
(The clipart on the printables are by Sarah Price of Priceless Ponderings https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Sarah-Price-Priceless-Ponderings)
This next letter e worksheet for kindergarten introduces your child to some words that begin with the short e sound. It also has some more practice e’s for your child to trace. If you want to know how to teach the letter e sound and help your child to remember the sound, check out my Letter E Teacher’s Guide and Letter E Worksheets package.
Click here to download the tracing letter e pdf in the picture above.
For a comprehensive lesson plan on the letter e and 6 letter e worksheets, click here or on the picture below.
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These are perfect for my daughter! I’m always on the lookout for copywork for her – thanks so much!
Awesome Raia! We love copywork too!