Free Christmas tree alphabet printable with upper and lower case letters

Here’s another great resource for your Christmas literacy centers: a set of free printable Christmas alphabet cards with both upper and lower case letters.

Christmas tree alphabet free printable with upper and lower case letters

Print out this set of Christmas tree alphabet cards and use them with all our ideas to boost literacy skills this holidays.

This project is part of our Christmas literacy activities.

In this article you can:

:: print a free set of Christmas alphabet cards in both upper and lower case letters

:: get ideas for how to use alphabet cards for literacy skills

:: see more ideas for Christmas literacy activities

:: find links to more creative Christmas activities and craft ideas

Materials needed

:: Christmas tree letter cards – see below for details of how to print them.

You can print on card for extra durability.

You can print a lower case set and / or upper case set, to suit your needs.

How to use the Christmas alphabet cards

:: Talk about your tree alphabet. Who can spot the letter that their name starts with? Who can find letters with straight lines? Or with curves? Who can find the letter in the alphabet that come after s?

:: Hide the letter trees around the house / classroom and see if your children can find them all.

:: Use them to make the alphabet. Peg up the trees on a washing line, in alphabetical order.

:: Place out two sets of the letter trees and use them to play matching games. You can match lower case a with its lower case a pair or match it with upper case A.

:: Play a letter version of our number memory game.

:: Hide the letter trees in a sensory tub – you could make a candy cane version. Adding letter cards in with play makes for a print-rich environment which supports children to recognise, be confident with, and read letters.

:: Make a Christmas sensory writing tray and you can practice writing each letter.

:: Use them alongside our Christmas spelling mat to practice reading, writing and making the letters.

:: Use them in Christmas small world to add a print-rich environment to your imaginary play. The more your children see letters, the more they recognise them and learn their meaning.

More Christmas themed literacy activities

Add a holiday theme all around your classroom with these Christmas themed literacy activities:

:: Christmas sensory writing tray

:: Christmas bauble sight word activity with free printable

:: read, write and spell with this extra sensory spelling mat free printable

:: write your own Nativity book with free printable

:: letter to santa writing activity with free printable

More Christmas activities and crafts

See our full index of Christmas activities and crafts for even more great ideas for your children.