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Letter E Worksheets - Trace, Draw, Learn

We have created engaging worksheets that are ideal for kids, preschoolers, and Kindergarten students learning to write the letter E. These free letter E worksheets can be downloaded and printed will make learning the letter E a quick and painless process.

Letter E Worksheet 1
Letter E Worksheet 2

This collection of worksheets includes various degrees of difficulty and methodologies for learning the letter E hence allowing a student to enhance their expertise in letter formation and letter recognition. The printable worksheets begin with the letter e in both lowercase and uppercase and move onto words that contain the letter e. They also offer an enjoyable way for kindergarten students, preschoolers, and even younger kids to learn the alphabet's letters.

How to begin writing the letter E using the worksheets.

The first step after teaching the kids how to hold pencils or crayons is teaching them how to trace both the lowercase and uppercase version of the letter e. It is recommended that a learner should begin with tracing tracing letters before moving onto words on worksheet two.

You should start by tracing the different shapes and once your students are confidently doing that, then have them move to trace the letter e in dotted lines in the worksheets provided. A printable worksheet is available for free on this website that guides students through the process.

Once younger children and preschool students are confidently tracing both upper case letter e and lower case letter e from the letter e worksheets, it is time to take off the training wheels and have them write the letters without tracing from the letter e worksheets.

The key technique to employ here is to teach the kids the directions for writing the letter e and eventually have them write the letter e on their own. Such hands on activities are great for these kids. This process might, however, be slow and tedious one that will require a level of patience because all children learn at different paces.

Teachers, therefore, need to be extremely kind, encouraging, and patient to help the students develop good handwriting and fine motor skills and to avoid discouraging a student and making the shy away from learning how to write.

Secondly, teachers should encourage extra practice when working on both upper case letters and lower case letters. Differentiating between capital and lowercase letters can sometimes present a challenge to students. The kids should therefore practice writing both forms of the letter e until they perfect their skills.

Having learned letter formation and writing both the lowercase and uppercase letter e, it is now time to start letter recognition. This involves the process of being able to identify the letter e amongst other letters in words or sentences. The letter identification process is simple and fun for kids who love alphabet worksheets.

When students can accurately trace the letter E from letter e worksheets, write the letter without tracing, and even identify the letter E successfully, then they are well on their way to becoming a phonics champions.

It is time to improve their skills by moving from writing one letter to learning how to trace words or phrases that consist of the letter e and contain more letters from the alphabet. For example, Elephant. Students need to be able to write the word elephant effectively and accurately while bringing out their knowledge of the letter e.

Lastly, teaching your children how to space their letters correctly is also essential for learning how to write the letter E. This can be difficult, but it is critical to ensure that each letter receives adequate space. When your children have mastered the fundamentals of letter E creation and spacing, they can begin to practice writing words and sentences without the tracing letter e worksheets.

If you would like us to create more worksheets, reach out to us on our contact page and we'll see what we can do. Each worksheet has been carefully crafted with accuracy in mind. If you find any errors please let us know so we can make the necessary corrections. Worksheets are free for personal use only and may not be sold or redistributed without our written permission.

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