I’ve heard from so many of you that you want lowercase alphabet formation rhymes. Well today, I’m excited to share that they are DONE and ready to share with you! I spent a lot of time creating and writing these rhymes to help you teach your kids how to write lowercase letters. My kids love them and I hope yours will, too!
This set of printables explains how to write the lowercase letters with a fun little rhyme. These printables could be used as posters around a room, tracing with a finger, or tracing with a writing utensil.
I like to put these sheets in plastic sheet protectors, put them in a binder, and have my kids practice tracing them with a dry erase marker. That way we can use them over and over again!
These alphabet printables are available for purchase for just $5. You can get instant access to them when you purchase them here. After you buy them, it will take you to a page where you can download the printable and it will send a download code to your email address. You can also buy them on my TpT store here.
If you’d like a free sample of the packet, you can download the 5 Vowels (A, E, I, O, and U) for free right HERE.
Make sure to grab the Number Formation Rhyme here for free!
And if you’re needing Uppercase Alphabet Letter Rhymes, you can get those here.
Happy Learning!
Do you happen to have upper case as well?? Thanks
Yes I do! https://teachingmama.org/alphabet-formation-rhymes/
Yes I do! You can find those here: https://teachingmama.org/product/uppercase-alphabet-formation-rhymes/
I loved your number rhymes but this is even better. Definitely sharing!
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These are so smart and helpful! I love how you put them in a binder so the kids could use them over and over.
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These are SO wonderful! I can’t wait to try these out with my kids. The belly on the b is brilliant so the kids know what side to put it on.
These are great! I noticed that “d” doesn’t follow appropriate letter formation though. It’s supposed to start like you’re starting a “c” in order to reduce b/d confusion. We always say “a c turns into a d”.
Thank you for telling me!! I will be changing this to the correct way. Appreciate your advice!
I got that changed 🙂 Thanks!
Hiya have purchased both how do I access them plz?
Hi Jaki! I will send you an email. 🙂
I want to purchase but we are in New Zealand, and it looks like you can only purchase if you are in the states?
Hello! My products in my store are for US residents. However, you can buy them on my TpT store here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Teaching-Mama-Blog 🙂
I am very interested in the alphabet formation rhymes as I already have the number formation rhymes. I am curious though before purchasing how do you show to form several of the letters. I don’t want to confuse my children with something different from what they have already been taught. Specifically the K,k G, M, N, H, J. Thanks for sharing!
I understand! I use the same strokes as Handwriting Without Tears. You can see those here: http://www.hillsdaleschools.com/cms/lib03/NJ01000198/Centricity/Domain/133/alphabet.jpg
If you buy the printable and you find that you don’t like my method of teaching, email me and I’ll refund you. Thanks!
Perfect! Thank you SO MUCH! Exactly the way I was hoping.
Hi! These are great! I was trying to find out how to download the number formation rhymes, but there was a box saying the signup form is no longer available.
I’m so sorry! It is now updated!!
I don’t have access to a computer where I can download and print these off. Is there any way to order a hard copy of the lower case, upper case, and number formation rhymes and have them sent to my home?
I’m sorry, I don’t have a way to do this. 🙁