30 FREE Letter H Worksheets

These FREE Letter H Worksheets will help kids identify both uppercase and lowercase H, expand their vocabulary with new words, and practice tracing to master letter formation skills. The letter H worksheet pack introduces children to many words like happy, honey, hamburger, and hyena! It includes coloring worksheets, color by number printables, I-spy printable games, and more! Soon, they’ll start spotting even more words and objects that begin with H all around them!

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Letter of the Week

This worksheet pack can easily be included in classroom lesson plans, homeschools, and in literacy centers for a letter of the week unit. The activities target many learning centers and kids will enhance many skills like upper and lower case letter discrimination, letter recognition, handwriting, reading and problem-solving.

The importance of early literacy skills in children is directly related to their future success, ability to read and speak and meet educational standards. There is also a link between using ‘play’ or fun activities to encourage this. These low prep engaging activities do just that by combining fun and learning!

The worksheets are targeted at preschool, pre-k and kindergarten students. However, many kids in first and second grade can also benefit from using it as a refresher!

There’s a cover page to help organize the worksheets, making it easy for you to bind them into a workbook. Many other activities are included like dot the letters, cut and sort pages, vocabulary words, and more!

Plus, pages have images to color in which is engaging for young minds because it encourages creativity and targets fine motor skills.

Sorting, cutting, tracing and finding activities are brain boosting activities. These are also hands-on and target fine motor and cutting skills development.

Letter H Worksheets

Choose a letter H worksheet. Click the picture to print it out OR grab all the worksheets in one PDF printable pack at the end of this blog post!

Instructions

Print out the worksheet or the whole pack.
You’ll need basic supplies that you likely have already. Check out my supply list for more ideas.
Laminate the worksheets if you intend to re-use them. Use dry erase markers for best results.
For improved organization, bind the worksheets or store them in a large freezer bag.

Letter Recognition and Beginning Sound Worksheets

Did you know that kids are more likely to learn the name of a letter if they learn the sound first? Well, now you know that phonetical awareness is the key to helping kids understand the alphabet!

This cover page adds a personal touch to the activity. It can also be an opportunity for kids to practice writing out their names.

Use a dot marker to discriminate between the uppercase h and lowercase h according to the color guide.

Practice the letter sound, then read the sentence and color in the hamburger.

Practice saying and identifying the letter h sound. Say ‘h is for hamster’ and then have the kids name other objects or nouns that start with h.

bubble letter and vocabulary words for alphabet h

Dot the bubble letters with a dot marker or stickers. It can also be colored in along with the images. Remember to add these words to the letter h vocabulary list.

letter h worksheet with vocabulary words and objects to color

This is a vocabulary page that will help the kids learn new words or practice the letter h sound. This can also be used as a spelling test. Simply cover the words!

This fun activity is colorful and makes letter formation more enjoyable. Plus- the kids can identify how many colors of the rainbow they know.

Uppercase and Lowercase Identification Worksheets

These I-spy printable games are a way to retain the kids’ focus. Use them at the beginning of the unit to intrigue them or at the end to reward them.

This is a fun spin on the classic I Spy game. Can you spy all the lowercase letter h photo cards?

Help the alien find its way home by following the lowercase h. Use counting cubes to add a math spin and improve counting skills.

Track the cute uppercase letter H paw prints.

Mazes are enjoyable and beneficial because they teach kids how to solve problems. Follow the path using different manipulatives like string. You can also simply draw the path.

Sort, Cut and Paste Worksheets

Use these worksheets to target fine motor and cutting skills. For younger kids, cut each letter and hide it in a sensory bin for them to find first.

This is a cut and sort activity. Kids will learn to spot differences and improve problem-solving and decision-making skills. Then, they can place the letters in the correct sections.

trace, cut and paste beginning letter worksheet

Trace and cut out the letters. Then, identify the images and paste the letters into the blocks. Read the word out loud.

Place the uppercase and lowercase letters in the correct boxes.

Name each picture and then place them into the correct block. The ‘thumbs down’ pictures are still a good addition to the kids’ vocabulary and can be used to show differences.

Tracing Practice Worksheets

Tracing is an excellent pre-writing activity. It is the first step to being able to write out the letters correctly. Each page includes a tracing activity but has a unique direction or image to keep it interesting.

This page includes many activities and is suitable for older kids. Color, trace, find and then trace, cut and paste the letter h blocks in the correct spot.

This shows a numbered letter formation directive which makes tracing even easier. There are also some images to identify.

Spin and trace the uppercase and lowercase letter H.

Identify and color the images that begin with letter H. Then, practice tracing the letter.

Practice the beginning sound and vocabulary word first. Then, trace the uppercase and lowercase versions of the letter.

Practice the beginning sound and read the sentence. Then, trace the letters.

Trace the letter, read the sentence, and then color in the picture of a hamster. You can discuss the difference between a mouse and a hamster or ask something the kids will remember, like who has a pet hamster!

Reading and Coloring Worksheets

These reading and coloring pages will improve reading fluency whilst reinforcing letter h formation, beginning sounds, and color recognition.

color the picture that starts with the letter h

Identify the pictures and then color in the ones that begin with letter h.

H is for hamster! Color the image, read the sentence, and trace the letters.

color read and trace the page- h is for hamburger

Color, read and trace the sentence! This could be a fun page for International Hamburger Day on May 28th!

color read and trace the page- h is for hive

H is for hive! See what conversation this page sparks- what is associated with hives? If the kids are buzzing with excitement over it, then they’ll love this Bee Life Cycle Printables For Kids.