Scarecrow Alphabet Worksheets
Scarecrow alphabet worksheets are a simple way to add seasonal letter practice to your preschool plans. This free printable pack helps young learners work on letter recognition, tracing, and early writing skills with a fall theme.
These alphabet printables are easy to use for homeschool preschool, classroom centers, morning work, or letter-of-the-week lessons. Print the pages you need and add them to your fall literacy activities.
What You Need to Know
Age: Preschool, ages 3–5
Theme: Scarecrows and fall
Focus: Alphabet and letter S practice
Skills: Letter recognition, tracing, early writing, visual discrimination, and fine motor skills
Pages: 15 printable worksheets
Best for: Homeschool preschool, literacy centers, morning work, and letter-of-the-week activities
Prep: Print and use with pencils, crayons, or markers
Scarecrow Alphabet Worksheets
These free preschool printables include 15 scarecrow-themed pages designed for preschoolers working on early alphabet skills. The activities include letter recognition, letter sounds, tracing, visual discrimination, and fine motor practice.
These worksheets are low prep. Just print the pages you want to use and gather a few basic supplies.
What’s Included?
The 15-page pack includes a variety of activities, such as:
- letter tracing and writing
- letter searches
- color-by-letter pages
- maze activities
- dot marker pages
- dot-to-dot activities
Each page gives preschoolers another way to practice early literacy skills while working through a fall-themed activity.
What You’ll Need
- pencil
- printer
- paper
- crayons or markers
- dot markers
Tips for Using the Worksheets
You can use the pages individually or choose a few that match the skills your preschooler is currently practicing.
Letter Recognition
Use the letter search and color-by-letter activities to practice identifying uppercase S and lowercase s. Ask children to say the letter name and sound each time they find it.
Tracing and Writing
The tracing pages give preschoolers practice forming the letter S. Encourage children to start at the top and follow the lines slowly. Pencils, crayons, or thicker markers can all work depending on their fine motor ability.
Coloring and Fine Motor Practice
The coloring pages give preschoolers extra practice with hand control while reinforcing letter recognition. In addition to the scarecrow coloring page, several activities include opportunities to color the letter S.
Mazes and Problem Solving
The maze and dot-to-dot pages add simple problem-solving practice. Children need to look ahead, follow a path, and decide what to do next as they complete each activity.
Extend the Learning
After using the alphabet worksheets, add one or two simple scarecrow activities to continue the theme.
Try a hands-on fine motor activity with these scarecrow playdough mats, or pair the worksheets with a paper plate scarecrow craft.
For more ideas, browse our collection of scarecrow activities for preschoolers and scarecrow crafts.
Get the Scarecrow Alphabet Worksheets
Ready to add this fall literacy activity to your preschool plans? Enter your email below to get the 15-page scarecrow alphabet worksheet pack and start using it with your preschooler or class.
These scarecrow alphabet worksheets make it easy to add seasonal letter practice to your fall preschool plans. Use the pages for letter recognition, tracing, fine motor practice, or as part of a larger scarecrow theme.
Print the activities that fit your child’s current skills and keep the rest on hand for later practice.
Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.
I have loved using the alphabet hunt and match worksheets.
I laminate the letters w/images and tape them around the children’s section at the library.
Children attending PALS Play & Learn storytime love getting a clip board with the matching alphabet sheet and a little pencil to use as they hunt for the letters in the alphabet.
We recently did the Apple letter find. Cute graphics and this was interesting as it was lower case letters for the kids to match with the upper case.
Children and their adults work together hunting, talking and coloring in the letters they find together.
Thank you so much!! Please create more theme based alphabet searches. I’m hunting for them each email you send.
With care,
Miss Sue
Thank You!!
thank you for allowing me to print these pages for free, I a great grandmother on a very fixed income, so to be able help in the learning process I get to have some special time with the children that isn’t tv or game machines