Freebie Friday: Hero-Themed Alphabet Handwriting Worksheets

It’s Friday (finally), and we have a freebie for you!

My daughter has her first book report coming up, and she’s got big plans for it. It’s more than a book report; it’s an art project. So, she’s got lots of supplies, and she intends to spend a good amount of time working on it this weekend. What am I going to do with my son while she’s off being creative? He’ll be practicing writing the alphabet with these free printable handwriting worksheets from Educents!

Hero-Themed Alphabet Handwriting Worksheets

Who it’s for: Pre-K to Kindergarten

Why it’s great: Have you met the Educents Heroes? Print these pages out, and ask your child practice the alphabet with 53 pages of FREE handwriting alphabet worksheets featuring Super Doggie!!! The Educents Heroes are prepared for this activity and have included both lowercase and uppercase letters.

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To be honest, I might have my daughter work on these too. She knows how to write all of her letters already, but she’s kind of a mess about it. Maybe going back to something more basic will help her focus on writing more neatly. (Wish me luck.)

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Educents also has some great sale prices happening right now, and you can get free shipping with coupon code SWEETFREESHIP through 10/19. (I’ve got my eye on those Magformers.)

I hope you enjoyed today’s freebie. We might have another one for you next Friday, so stay tuned!

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-4 Comments-

October 16, 2015 at 6:31 PM

pamela

These are so cute. I know some adults who still need help with their handwriting. I’ll print some for the kiddies and some for my coworkers.
October 17, 2015 at 2:00 AM

Michele Ash

Thanks for sharing these printables with all of us! These are great to help the kids practice their letters! Thanks so much for sharing them with all of us! I truly do appreciate it! Thanks again! Michele 🙂
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October 17, 2015 at 5:45 PM

lissa crane

I love these and my kiddos will too! They are always willing to do activities when it doesn’t seem like “work!” If it’s fun, they will do it and this definitely makes writing more fun!
October 20, 2015 at 2:59 PM

Amanda Schaeffer

These are great my daughter will love these they are cute and will make practicing her letters fun.Thank you for sharing these 🙂