These alphabet Lego letters printable mats turn letter learning into building time. Kids build each letter right on top of a brick-built letter, matching brick to brick like a puzzle, then trace it and write it.
The pack covers A to Z in uppercase and lowercase, plus “I can build” flash cards for games and matching. Just add a bin of building bricks.
How to Use Lego Letter Mats
ABC Lego Letter Mats
Get the printableBuilding bricks
Pencil or dry-erase marker
Laminator or write-and-wipe pockets
Print and protect
Print the mats and laminate them or slip them into write-and-wipe pockets so they last all year.
Build the letter
Kids build the letter right on top of the mat, matching each brick.
Trace it
They trace the letter on the mat.
Write it
Finally, they write the letter on the line. Use the flash cards for games and review.
What Kids Learn
Matching brick to brick is a puzzle that builds visual-spatial skills, and pressing bricks together strengthens the little finger muscles kids need for writing. Building, tracing and then writing each letter helps kids learn how letters are formed.
Practice letter formation with toy cars, too. The alphabet roads let kids drive along each letter in the right order.
Lego letters include
- Color build mats for A to Z, uppercase and lowercase
- Black and white mats
- “I can build” flash cards in color and black and white
- Instant PDF download, nothing is shipped
Perfect for
- Literacy centers
- Preschool and kindergarten
- Small groups
- Take-home practice
- Homeschool
Lego Letters Printable FAQ
Kids build each letter on top of a brick-built picture of it, then trace and write the letter.
Yes. The pack covers A to Z in both.
A bin of basic building bricks in a few colors.
Laminate them or use write-and-wipe pockets with dry-erase markers.
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