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Hidden Letters Printable

by Angela Thayer 1 Comment

Are your students learning to recognize alphabet letters? If so, this Hidden Letter Printable is a great way to put what they’ve been learning into action!

hidden letters printable

This fun printable shows a gumball machine; however, the uppercase alphabet letter is hidden behind the gumballs. Students will be detectives and use their sleuthing skills to figure out what the letter is! They can look at the straight lines and curved lines to help them identify the letter.

letter b on a printable card

There are three letter choices for the students to choose from. Students will circle or stamp which letter it is.

markers for hidden letters printable

This printable is very cute with the gumball machines, but what skills does this work on?

One thing preschoolers and kindergarteners work on is visual discrimination. Learning to distinguish similarities and differences between letters visually helps students when they are learning to read words. If they can’t do this well, students will have trouble reading fluently, quickly, and accurately. This may cause the student to re-read the words or sentence that was difficult to visually discriminate.

The main focus on this activity is learning to identify letters. This is just a fun way to work on these skills!

Ready to try this activity?! Just click on the button below to download the PDF!

If you’re looking for this activity using lowercase letters, you can find them in the Printables Club! For one low price, you can get instant access to the lowercase version along with hundreds of high-quality printables!

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Filed Under: Alphabet, Printables Tagged With: alphabet, uppercase letters, visual discrimination

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  1. Caren says

    February 15, 2023 at 11:41 am

    This is a great letter recognition activity.

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