Letter C Worksheets & Printables
Worksheets and printables for teaching the letter C. Practice letter recognition, letter formation, handwriting, and beginning sound C.
To help children remember the letter “c,” consider using alphabet posters or individual charts that children can refer to. Involve them in sorting activities using magnetic letters or tiles. Go on a letter hunt together, create the letter “c” using playdough, and have children use letter stamps. They can also make the letter “c” by curving their fingers and thumb, which makes for an easy reference point!
In addition to traditional pencil and paper tasks, have children use other tools such as fingerpaint, sand or salt trays, juggling scarves, whiteboards, and chalkboards to practice printing. Teaching them to form letters properly will assist them with their speed and efficiency when they begin writing longer pieces, like sentences and paragraphs. Forming letters automatically will free up their energy to focus on the content of their writing.
Other visual children can reference when learning their letters and sounds is an individual alphabet book. Each page contains one letter, displaying the uppercase and lowercase formation. Children can then add pictures to the page that begin with the letter’s sound.
To provide further practice learning the sound the letter “c” makes, have children engage in matching activities. For example have them match the letter “c” to items like cows, cakes, and crayons. You can also use coloring activities, where children color only the pictures that begin with the letter “c.”
