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Last week Disney sent us their newest release in the Buddies series, the “epic tail” of Disney Super Buddies. Yep, those adorable pups are up to their crazy antics again, but this time superhero style!
The kids love the Buddies movies
and this one didn’t disappoint. It brought us lots of laughs for our family movie night and even some great discussion about what makes a real hero. And, of course, the superhero fun abounds at our house now!
So, I decided to tap into the kids’ superhero excitement to get them practicing the letters of the alphabet… using a superhero themed upper and lowercase letters matching game!
A Fun (and Free) Upper and Lowercase Letters Printable
Superhero Upper and Lowercase Letters Printable Matching Game
Priscilla has been itching to learn to read lately. She knows the entire alphabet, but we started with capital letters like most pre-k kids. So, she could still use some practice with alphabet letter recognition, especially identifying lowercase letters of the alphabet.
So, when I saw the adorable superhero clipart at Clementine Digitals, I was inspired to make a cute superhero-style upper and lowercase letters printable to use for a fun uppercase and lowercase alphabet game with fun superhero cards for each uppercase letter and round superhero bursts for each lower case letter.
Get your Free Printable Uppercase and Lowercase Letters Printable:
After I printed the free alphabet printables, I cut the lowercase letter bursts out with a 2″ circle punch. I trimmed the uppercase letter cards with my paper trimmer. Then, I laminated
all of the cards and circles so they’ are ‘re easier for Kindergarten kids’ fingers to handle and so they last longer.
Now, they could be used as-is for uppercase and lowercase alphabet sorting. Or, you can turn the letter printables into a clip letter matching game that’s perfect for Kindergarten children. Simply use a glue gun
to attach each lower case letter circle to a colorful clothespin
. Then, young children can clip each lowercase letter to it’s matching upper case letter card. Pinching the clips is a fun hands-on way to make letter pairs. And it provides excellent fine motor skills practice, too.
Now, Download Your Free Uppercase and Lower Case Alphabet Printable:
Sign up below to download these free printables now. Feel free to use them for personal use or with your homeschool or classroom of Kindergarten students.
More Alphabet Learning Games and Toys on Amazon:
If you don’t want to bother with these printable activities, check out these fun alphabet games and toys perfect for Kindergartners that you can purchase on Amazon…
Alphabet Letters Sensory ToysGamenote Double Sided Magnetic Letter BoardSesame Street Elmo’s On The Go LettersLearning Resources Snap-n-Learn Alphabet AlligatorsMelissa & Doug Deluxe 10-Piece Alphabet Nesting and Stacking BlocksMelissa & Doug Self-Correcting Alphabet Wooden PuzzlesLeapFrog Tad’s Fridge Phonics Magnetic Letter SetCoogam Letters Matching EggsLearning Resources Smart Snacks Alpha PopsMagnetic Wooden Fishing Game ToyLearning Resources Snap-n-Learn ABC ElephantsJust Smarty Alphabet and Numbers Toddler Learning ToysGAMENOTE Magnetic Alphabet Maze BoardEducational Insights Alphabet BeanbagsLeapFrog Spin and Sing Alphabet Zoo
Plus, find all of our favorite finds for ABC learning in B-Inspired Mama’s Amazon Shop: Preschool Alphabet Learning Toys and Games
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More Fun Activities for Learning Letters:
- Learning Letters and Shapes with STICKERS!
- A to Z – Letter of the Week Crafts for Preschoolers
- Learning the Alphabet with Seashells and Sand Sensory Writing
Nurul says
Hi! I have just downloaded a few cool items from your blog. I cant thank you enough :).
Krissy @ B-Inspired Mama says
Oh I’m so happy to hear that. Thanks!
TJ says
Do you have the superhero matching in uppercase for the circles?
Krissy of B-Inspired Mama says
No, the uppercase are only on the cards and lowercase on the circles. Sorry!
Emily says
Just printed these for my sins preschool class. Do you recall where you purchased the super cute clothespin clips?
Krissy @ B-Inspired Mama says
I’m pretty sure it was at the Dollar Tree. Hope they still have them!
Katie Pinch says
Hi Krissy I love this activity and printable you came up with. They are so cute and fun. Please come link up again at the #lovetolearnlinky this Thursday. Have a great day 🙂
Anne at Left Brain Craft Brain says
These are sooo cute! Love your characters.
Denisse says
This is such an adorable match game! I had been all day looking for something that inspires me to do a suited upper and lower case letter game for my kids. But with yours I get just what I was looking for. No need to do my own now! Thanks. THANKS
Krissy @ B-Inspired Mama says
Awww – glad it helps! 🙂
stephanie says
I love this idea!! I am featuring it on the After School Link Up this week on Boy Mama Teacher Mama. I am sure all those Boy Mama’s out there will love it! Thank you for sharing!
Krissy @ B-Inspired Mama says
Thanks for the feature, Stephanie!
Jackie Higgins says
I featured this idea on my Hands on Literacy ideas for Mom’s Library this week at ready-set-read. I’m “featuring” it with my 2 boys today… I think they’ll LOVE it! Thanks so much!
Krissy @ B-Inspired Mama says
Thanks, Jackie! I hope they liked it. 🙂
iGameMom says
Love those cute super hero figures. Great teaching idea. I am featuring this on iGameMom http://wp.me/p2t50R-28N thanks for sharing at Mom’s Library.
Krissy @ B-Inspired Mama says
Thanks so much!!
Crystal @ Crystal's Tiny Treasures says
My son already knows his alphabet, but I may have to use this with my daughter as she also loves superheroes! Thank you for sharing on Mom’s Library, I’ll be featuring you this week at Crystal’s Tiny Treasures.
chelsey says
I am so in love with these! I’m going to make these for Lucy, and I think they’d be a great classroom center or busy bag too. Maybe I’ll just have to make a set for Lucy’s Kinder teacher. Just shared on my FB page! Thanks so much for linking up to Discover & Explore this week!
Paula says
I’ve loved seeing these creative posts. This is a very good idea, kids will play just because it’s Super Buddies related!
Mique says
This is such a cute game Krissy! I love it. How fun.
Krissy @ B-Inspired Mama says
Thanks, Mique!