Letter 't' Tracing and Matching Worksheet for Preschoolers

How to use this worksheet

Begin by tracing the letter 't,' guiding your child's pencil down the vertical line and then across the horizontal stroke while saying the /t/ sound aloud. Move to the matching section, asking your child to draw a line connecting the letter 't' to pictures of objects that start with that sound, like a turtle or a tree. Finally, have your child trace and write the letter 't' once more on the practice lines at the bottom of the page, saying the sound each time they write it.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Crayons

Extension activities

• 1Search the house for objects that start with 't,' like a towel or a table, and make a short list together.
• 2Practice writing the letter 't' in sand, salt, or shaving cream to build muscle memory without a pencil.
• 3Play an 'I Spy' game looking only for objects that start with the /t/ sound.
• 4Cut out the matched pictures and turn them into a simple memory-matching game.
• 5Read a short book together and count how many words on a page start with 't.'