Kindergarten Worksheets > Alphabet Parade > Letter H
These worksheets are designed to introduce your child to the letter H. Beginning with the first worksheet in the collection, the worksheets progress from beginning (identifying the letter) to intermediate (identifying words that begin with the letter H sound) to complex (learning to write the letter H).
H - Coloring
H - Scramble
H - Letter in Word
H - Sound in Picture
H - Tracing
h - Tracing
Activity suggestions to supplement the Letter H alphabet worksheets
- Create a Memory game by writing words on index cards, including many words that start with the letter H. Turn the cards over and ask your child to pick two at a time, searching for a pair of words beginning with H. Remember to include words that begin with the lowercase letter h and the uppercase letter H. Clearly say aloud a random list of words, many of which begin with the letter H. Ask your child for a “high five” each time he hears a word that starts with the sound made by the letter H.
- Trace your child’s hand on construction paper and ask him to find five words in a magazine that begin with the letter H. Cut out the words and ask your child to paste one on each finger of his “hand.” Be sure to point out that the word hand begins with the letter H.
- As you read a book with your child, pause to let him “hop like a bunny” or “wave hello” each time he sees an H word on the page. The added movements will make spotting the letter H extra fun and will help reinforce the letter H sound.
Tips for using the Letter H tracing letters worksheets
- When using the letter H letter tracing worksheet, remind your child that after drawing the first vertical line, he needs to make a second, identical line one finger width away from the first line. Then, your child must lift his pencil and draw a line connecting the two vertical lines. Encourage him to keep his lines as straight as possible.
- The key to a writing a perfect lowercase h is drawing a perfect hill. After your child draws the first vertical line downward, direct him to keep his pencil on the paper and retrace part of the line as he draws a hill directly next to the line.