Apple Tree Alphabet Letter Game

Fall is for apples, acorns, leaves, and learning letters! Incorporate these themes into hands-on literacy activities with your kids including this free alphabet apple tree printable. This would be perfect for a fall preschool theme!

Free apple tree alphabet printable for teaching hands on literacy for kids!

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We're back for autumn with the Virtual Book Club for Kids! This month we're reading the book Ten Red Apples by Pat Huchinson!

We've created an alphabet apple tree in both uppercase and lowercase versions to inspire plenty of literacy learning while teaching or reviewing letters with preschoolers! There are so many ways you can use these with kids.

First, print the alphabet apple trees to get started. I intentionally designed them to save on ink when you print. Optionally, you may choose to print them in grayscale mode. You can put them in reusable page pockets or laminate them (This laminator is an all star in our house!) or make a copy for each child.

Here are several ideas to use these apple trees with kids:

- Use transparent counters to mark the letters. We love these because you can still see the letters as you play. Offer red and yellow for real life apple colors!

"Can you find all the letters in your name? Can you mark the vowels with yellow? Where is the letter A? Please cover it with a red chip!"

- Write children's names and the date on each sheet. Use these as letter assessments to see what letters (or letter sounds) each child can name. Point to the letters one at a time. If the child correctly identifies the letter, allow him or her to mark the apple with a dot stamp marker. Allow children to take these home to track their literacy progress.

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