Letter Identification Centers – Letter Recognition – Fall Kindergarten Literacy

This 10 Mat Fall themed letter identification center will help your Kindergarten students practice letter recognition with this fun and engaging literacy center that can be played individually or with in a small group.

Players roll a letter dice to identify a letter. If a letter is rolled then students will cover it.

This letter identification center is designed to be fun and engaging, helping children learn the letters of their alphabet.

A great way for students to learn their letters, and this Fall letter identification center includes uppercase and lowercase letter dice for each mat in color and black & white.

Need low-prep Kindergarten literacy centers? These fun letter recognition games give Kindergarten students a festive way to work on identifying letters during the Fall season.

Students will learn to recognize letters with these fun and engaging letter mats that can be played individually or in groups.

Whether you use this letter identification game as a seasonal activity or throughout the year, your class will give these low-prep games their seal of approval!

Here’s what’s included in this resource:

• Squirrel Mat – s, a, t, i, p, n (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Basket of Apples Mat – c, k, e, h, r, m (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Sunflower Mat – d, g, o, l, f, b (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Fall Tree Mat – q, u, j, z, w, v (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Pumpkin Mat – y, x (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Letter dice s, a, t, i, p, n (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Letter dice c, k, e, h, r, m (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Letter dice d, g, o, l, f, b (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Letter dice q, u, j, z, w, v (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)
• Letter dice y, x (upper and lowercase & in color and black & white)

Teaching kids to recognize letters is one of the most important things you can do to prepare them for reading. The best way to do it is with games that teach letter recognition.

Need a way to teach rapid letter recognition? There are many games and ways to teach letter recognition, but they don’t all work the same way. Some games focus on rapid letter recognition and others focus on getting kids comfortable with the look and feel of each individual letter.

The best part? This letter recognition game does both!

The best way to get your students ready for reading is by teaching them how to recognize all 26 letters in the alphabet—and then teaching them how those letters make sounds and words.

Help your student learn letter recognition by playing games that teach letter recognition. They will be more interested in the game and it will be more fun for them!

Teachers like you have said:

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Yesenia S. says,

“My Students loved this resources we used it during literacy centers.”

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Magnolia L. says,

“Great for small group review.”