Write with Worms Preschool Writing Activity Worksheets (4-6 Year Olds)

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Make learning fun for kids by giving them themed activities. Teach children how to write using funny worms in this preschool writing activity.

Write with Worms Preschool Writing Activity Worksheets (4-6 Year Olds)

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Human beings show our feelings, desires, and ideas through language. That allows us to interact with others. Through language, we get knowledge about the world around us.

Literacy, which is reading and writing concepts together, is the door to acquiring new and extensive knowledge. That is why children should be involved at an early age in the reading and writing world, which goes beyond learning symbols. It can understand, decode, interpret, build new knowledge, organize ideas, and develop creativity and critical thinking.

Children must have a relationship with reading. The more encouraged they are, the greater their ability to express themselves when writing and understanding texts they read. That means that the more they strengthen their reading and make it a habit, the more they develop their intelligence.

Boys and girls will easily get involved in literacy if they are not pushed to do it. We must remember that children learn by watching and imitating adults' behavior, so they should get in the habit of reading and writing. We should look for topics that inspire them and funny things to avoid boring them.

Remember that reading and writing are not easy for everybody. Some learn quickly, others learn slowly. So, we must be patient and be careful with the words used to give instructions.

Alphabet preschool writing activity with funny worms

THEME: PRESCHOOL WRITING ACTIVITY

HOW DO WE DO THIS ACTIVITY?

Topic: Literacy

Age: 4-6-year-old children

Goal: Kids will enhance their literacy skills.

Level: Average. This preschool writing activity is to be done alone but following adults' instructions.

Skills:

Acknowledgment of letter
Focus
Following instructions
Memory

MATERIALS

Orange card stock or construction paper
Black foamie
Black and white markers
Tape
A pencil

ACTIVITY DEVELOPMENT

Step 1:

Using the roll of tape to shape your pattern, draw circles to create the worm.

Step 2:

Write the vowel A into the first circle, as shown in the image. Do this with the other vowels. Draw smaller circles next to the big one to represent the worm's body.

Write vowels in the circles. Fun preschool writing

Step 3:

Use the roll of tape to draw the circles again on the black foamie. Then write the vowels inside circles. Cut out the circles. See the image.

Step 4:

Take the black foamie vowels and look for each one on the orange sheet. Place the circles over each corresponding letter.

Place the circles over each corresponding letter. preschool writing

ACTIVITY'S RESULT

Worm with a vowel head. Fun preschool writing activity.

FREE PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS

After the preschool writing activity give children fun worksheets. Click the link below to download and print.

Free printable worms worksheets for preschool

Download the Free Printable Worksheets

HOW TO CARRY OUT THIS PRESCHOOL WRITING ACTIVITY WITH CHILDREN OF OTHER AGES?

CHANGES FOR CHILDREN UNDER 4 YEARS OLD

This preschool writing activity can be carried out with younger children. If they cannot identify vowels, the vowel can be changed to images. For example, match the vowel E on the board with a picture of an elephant. The card must also have the image and the vowel E, the same as on the orange sheet. This way, children will make a relationship between images and vowels.

CHANGES FOR CHILDREN OLDER THAN 6

If children already know the alphabet, then you can write words instead of vowels. They should identify the letters of each word. That will help them to get a global reading understanding.

VIDEO DESCRIPTION - THE WRITING WORM PRESCHOOL WRITING ACTIVITY

In this preschool writing activity video, you will find the step-by-step of activity "THE WRITING WORM," designed for 4-6-year-old children. They will create a worm board with vowels to match these letters with some tiles later.

This writing activity will allow boys and girls to develop skills such as identifying vowels, following instructions, concentration, and memory. The materials needed are card stock, foamie, tape, scissors, and black and white markers.