Are you looking for preschool worksheets that will help your kids when they are learning the ABCs? These printable letter I worksheets are a simple, hands-on way for your kids to work on letter formation and fine motor skills! Before kids can learn how to read, they need to be able to recognize the letters of the alphabet by their shape. Letter I tracing worksheets like these are a fun way for pre-writers and developing writers to learn and practice letter shapes and formation.

Coloring Letter I Worksheets
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The letter I worksheets and printables encourage early literacy through coloring pages, dot to dots, and alphabet tracing. Preschool and kindergarten students get to know the letter I and all it can do. Recognizing letters and practicing to print letters is a fundamental start to learning to read and write. These alphabet worksheets help your kids learn to recognize and write letters in both lower and upper case. The alphabet and alphabetical order is also covered in this section.

Lowercase Letter I Worksheets
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Missing Letter I Worksheets
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This page has a good selection of printable activities for teaching students to print and write the letter Ii. There are several tracing worksheets with upper and lowercase letters and a coloring activity. This simple letter of the day worksheet features upper and lowercase tracing, writing, beginning letter coloring & drawing, finding, and ABC order.

Printable Letter I Worksheets
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Writing Letter I Worksheets
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This worksheet is great practice for students learning to recognize the letter I. Kids are instructed to find and color all the uppercase and lowercase letter I in the worksheet. If you are going to reuse these worksheets, you may want to print the worksheets on card stock because the thicker paper is more durable. You can then put the worksheets in dry-erase pockets and have your kids trace over the letters using dry-erase markers. Happy learning!