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Free Letter R Worksheets For Preschool & Kindergarten

ByAndreja Updated onJuly 22, 2022

These fun and interactive letter R worksheets are great for toddlers, preschoolers, and Kindergarteners learning the letter R. Help make learning the letter R a little easier with these free letter R worksheets for early literacy skills you can download and print. Use them at home, in the classroom or for head start summer learning.

Letter R Worksheets

R is for robot, R is for rainbow… R is also for radiant and rad (which I am sure your kids are!). These 8 worksheets are perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and even kindergarten kids. This collection of worksheets include different levels of difficulty and different ways to learn the letter R expanding their knowledge of the alphabet.

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These free printable worksheets are alphabet units that includes both upper case and lower case and teaches words that start with the letter R.

These alphabet worksheets are a fun way to help kindergarten students, preschoolers, and even younger children to learn the letters of the alphabet.

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Free 8 Page Printable Letter R Worksheets Set

• 4 alphabet worksheets for letter R of upper and lower case letters to trace with pictures to color
• 1 alphabet letter worksheet of tracing words starting with letter R
• 2 alphabet letter worksheets of beginning R sound activities
• 1 alphabet worksheet letter R coloring page

Let’s look at each of the free alphabet printables included in this set of printable activities…

1. Two Uppercase Letter Tracing Worksheets for the Letter R

These free letter R worksheets actually include 2 Capital Letter R tracing pages for practicing the uppercase R on the dotted lines. Learning an upper case letter can be easy on this practice sheet.

The one above features a robot that can be colored. The second capital letter R tracing page features a rainbow, which also can double as a letter R fun coloring page for extra practice making uppercase letters.

Tracing letters help kids with letter formation, letter recognition and letter identification, early writing skills, and fine motor skills!

2. Two Lowercase Letter Tracing Worksheets for the Letter R

There are also 2 lowercase letters tracing pages that are similar to the uppercase ones. One has an robot on it, but this one has a rainbow on it for extra practice! They double as lower case letter R coloring sheets as well.

These were designed so that little kids could see the difference between capital letters and lower case letters. Big letters vs. small letters.

Tracing letters help kids with letter formation, letter recognition and letter identification, early writing skills, and fine motor skills!

Related: When ready, try our cursive letter R writing worksheet

3.

This coloring page may be simple, but it features the letter R and 2 rabbits. They all start with the letter R!

Different activities will help them remember the lesson! There is enough fun and practice even for the most struggling student. We love fun coloring pages!

4. Objects That Begin With The Letter R Coloring Page

This printable worksheet is a lot of fun exploring letter sounds! Kids will color the objects that start with the letter R.

Grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils and start coloring the: rainbow, rabbit, robot… can you see anymore pictures that start with R?

5. Circle The Objects That Start With R Worksheet

How cute is this printable worksheet about letter R sounds? This worksheet is a great way to learn initial letter sounds. Kids will circle all the pictures that start with the letter R.

Grab your pencil, crayons, or markers, and circle the: rabbit, robot, and rainbow.

Did I find them all?

6. Trace the R Words Worksheet

In this preschool and kindergarten worksheet, kids will be tracing the words that start with the letter R. Each word has the picture right next to it on this letter recognition worksheet.

Not only are these great tracing exercises for younger kids emphasizing fine motor skills, but it also helps the reader connect the alphabet letters with words. Which is then reinforced by the picture next to the word.

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MORE ALPHABET ACTIVITIES & PRESCHOOL WORKSHEETS

Looking for more educational activities? We have even more free printable preschool worksheets and activities you will want to check out.

• Let’s play with more letter printables with this color by letter activity for the letter R.
• Words and animals that start with the letter R!
• Check out our list of preschool books for the letter R.
• Want more practice? Check out our favorite preschool workbooks.
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Letter R Crafts for Kids

These letter recognition worksheets are great for learning a new letter, but these crafts will make learning the letter R even more fun!

Crafts that start with the same letter as the letter worksheets they’re working on is a great way to give your child a little extra practice and reinforce the letters they’re trying to learn.

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Letter R Worksheets | All Kids Network

We’ve got tons of free letter R worksheets for you to choose from. Are you looking for letter R tracing, coloring pages for R words or uppercase to lowercase letter R matching? Whether it’s any of those or something else related to the letter R, we’ve got you covered. There will be plenty of robots, rabbits and roses in these worksheets and kids won’t even notice they are developing their literary fluency.

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Project "What does a letter look like.

In grade 1, after studying all the letters of the alphabet, children are asked to complete the project "What does a letter look like". In the poems of Soviet writers, letters begin to come to life before the eyes of astonished first-graders. The letter A turns into a rocket, the letter Zh - into a beetle, the letter M - a swing, etc.

While working on a project, first-graders draw a letter, bringing it to life. Then they learn a poem about their letter. The verse can be written under the picture. Each child brings their own project to the class and it turns out a fun ABC.

Alphabet
Let it start with a stork
He,
Like the alphabet,
Start with A

Letter A, letter A
Alphabet head
Knows Vova, Knows Light,
A looks like a rocket.

Letter B with a big belly
In a cap with a long peak

Letter B will wake up early.
Letter B - a barrel with a tap.
Wash your face! Be healthy,
Bogatyr Boris Bobrov!

Stick,
Two arms side by side
Here are
glasses for the frog

We are in front of us the letter G
is like a poker

here, During the smoke,
letter d pipe

e,
, instead of the rabbel, this letter was wide
And it looks like a beetle
And at the same time it looks like a beetle
Makes a buzzing sound
F-f-f-f-f

This is F,
And this is K
A whole beetle
And half a beetle

White field
In fog and snow
They wander slowly
Ram horns (Letter Z)

Look at the gate:
How is it not the letter I?
Between two straight boards
One lay down obliquely

The signalman holds two flags
With flags he is like the letter K

The alphabet will continue our
Letter L - a forest hut

Here is a swing -
!
Swing here
Everyone can

On the letter N
I'm like on a ladder
I sit and sing
Songs

There I will find the letter H,
Where the hammock hangs in the garden.

Look at the wheel
and you will see the letter about

on hockey, on football
letter n - gates in the field

letter P - on the mast sail,
Saves into the distance, heaven touches

Cremes in the sky of
The letter C hung over the house

The hammer knocks: "Knock knock!
The letter T I'm an old friend"

U - knot. In any forest
You will see the letter Y

Fedya walks with his arms to his sides
So, he learned the lessons

We are not horned,
Not evil
We are goats
And not goats′

Letter C - faucet tank

Yes, you made the right decision: we write
H as four.
Only with numbers, friends,
We must not confuse letters

Shura ted the hay
Forgot the pitchfork in the hay

Looks like a comb
Щ looks like
Three teeth in total
Well!

A, poor letter Y
Wanders with a stick, alas

The letter P turned over
Turned into a soft sign

Over the meadows in the blue
The letter E flies

To not roll on a strong07 pillar,

Oh, look,
What happened:
It turned out . .. the letter Yu

Look, friends,
I made a birdhouse.
And flew into the birdhouse
Instead of a bird - the letter I

See also:

How to make letters with your own hands

Project "My favorite letter"

Project about the letter A

Live ABC in the pictures - 1 class

methods and exercises for speech development

children all the day harasses the grandmother with the sentence “pray and repent”, and the old woman can’t understand in any way that the grandson really just wants to read about “The Kid and Carlson”? The reason for this is the sound "P", which is considered one of the most difficult to pronounce in the world. We offer a set of exercises and recommendations that will tell you how to quickly teach a child to say the letter R.

Masha Guseva

how to teach a child to pronounce the sound "P" - exercises and advice to parents.

Contents of the article

Do not self-medicate! In our articles, we collect the latest scientific data and the opinions of authoritative health experts. But remember: only a doctor can diagnose and prescribe treatment.

What is the cause of burr

Previously, doctors believed that burr was associated solely with congenital shortening of the frenulum - this small piece of tissue prevents the tongue from moving normally, rising high when pronouncing the sound and preventing the child from saying the sound "P". Alas, a short frenulum is far from the only speech therapy problem. To date, experts know more than 25 types of violations of this "capricious R-R-R":

• Complete absence of sound. In this case, the baby simply does not say "P" and instead of the word "cow" he gets "koova".
• Throat sound. Such pronunciation is the norm for German and French, but in Russian it is considered a violation. This speech defect is caused by the fact that when a child pronounces “P”, instead of the tip of the tongue, the person vibrates the soft palate or a small tongue on it.
• Single-strike "R" is somewhat akin to the English "R" (and it is called so because in the process of pronouncing the sound “P” by a child, the tip of the tongue does not vibrate, but hits the hard palate only once).
• During lateral pronunciation, the edges of the tongue vibrate : if you look closely at the child, you will notice that at the moment when he says “P”, the exhaled air does not go forward, but to the side.
• Coachman sound. Here again the wrong thing is vibrating: the lips. It sounds like "tpr-r-ru" - hence the name. Fortunately, such a violation is quite rare.
• Nasal sound, in which "P" is pronounced "into the nose", as in a runny nose. The soft palate does not close the passage to the nasal cavity, as a result, air leaks in the wrong direction, and the child pronounces P incorrectly.

Exercises to speak correctly P

In order for a child to learn to pronounce the letter “P”, you need to practice regularly: 5 times a day (then the number of repetitions increases to 8 times) in front of a mirror. At the initial stages, show the child what and how he should do - so the baby will quickly learn what they want from him.

“Window”

Open your mouth as wide as possible and hold it in this position on the count - first it will be 1-2-3, then 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. In other words, the longer the better.

"Cuckoo"

The mouth is wide open, the tip of the tongue is alternately placed on the upper lip and removed behind the upper teeth.

“Brushing teeth”

With the tip of the tongue on the teeth from the inside.

Accordion

Tongue lift up and "suck" to the palate. Without tearing your tongue from the palate, open and close your mouth.

“Malyar”

Open your mouth wide, lift your tongue up, touch the bumps behind your upper teeth and move your tongue back and forth across the palate. Vibration exercise.

“Drum”

Open your mouth wide, lift the tip of your tongue up and say loudly, abruptly: “D-d-d-d-d.”

Exercise for calling the sound "P": open your mouth wide, lift your tongue up, bring it closer to the tubercles near the upper teeth, blow hard on the end of the tongue so that it vibrates and pronounce the sound "P" for a long time. For clarity, you can offer the child to bring his palm to his mouth - so he can feel and fix the correct movement of air.

Do I need to have surgery to speak R correctly?

To check if your baby has a short frenulum or not, ask him to open his mouth as wide as possible and “suck” his tongue to the palate. If a child cannot raise his tongue high, does it with difficulty or through pain, then everything is really not all right with the most important “speaking organ”, therefore the child cannot pronounce the sound R correctly.

There are two solutions to the problem: you can immediately cut the bridle , or you can try to stretch it. Speech therapists advise not to rush into the operation and try to correct the defect with stretching exercises. The course is designed for two months of daily classes, but if no changes occur, you can safely go to a dental surgeon. Cutting the frenulum is a simple operation: after an anesthetic injection, the doctor performs the necessary manipulations in 5-10 minutes and applies stitches (they are removed after 4-6 days). But after that, the problem with pronunciation of the letter "R" will be solved.

By the way: Some clinics have learned how to cut the frenulum with a laser - this allows you to avoid the procedure for removing sutures.

The most popular questions for a speech therapist with problems with the "P" sound

The speech therapist says to cut the frenulum, and the surgeon categorically objects to the operation. Who is right?

If a surgeon gives you clear arguments against cutting (anesthesia is contraindicated, blood vessels are close), then you should listen to him. In this situation, it is necessary to convey his words to the speech therapist and ask him to prescribe a new set of exercises in order to teach the child to say "R", based on the fact that the operation is impossible.

Very simple. We speak and hear the sound, and we write and read the letter.

Alas, the defect will take hold and over time will not disappear anywhere. Babies may have difficulty reading and writing. Adolescents often experience embarrassment before speech, and then - as a result - there is isolation, in which, of course, there is nothing good. In adulthood, it is quite possible to learn how to pronounce any sound correctly (including "P"), only it will take much more time and effort than in childhood. So don't delay!

Yes, maybe. There is a hereditary predisposition to burr. In addition, the baby could simply learn the wrong pronunciation in the process of communicating with this person, therefore he himself says the letter "P" incorrectly - in this case, you should try to limit their contact until the sound is fixed.

You are absolutely right. But, unfortunately, your presence can distract the child from the exercises. That is why speech therapists often ask parents to leave the classroom for the duration of the lesson while they are teaching the child to say the letter P and pronounce other sounds.

First of all, find out the cause. Is he in pain or is he too tired? Maybe it's worth reducing the load a little? Or is the kid just not motivated enough? You know the child better than anyone else, so you will surely be able to find the "key" to him. For success in classes, you can reward the child with sweets or stickers with the image of his favorite characters. In a word, look for a way, and you will be rewarded in the form of a baby pronouncing the letter "P" without any problems.

Where to find a speech therapist

1. In a polyclinic.
2. Kindergarten or school (depending on where your child is enrolled).
3. In the CDC (Consultative and Diagnostic Center).

In the latter case, it is possible to visit not only a speech therapist to start saying the letter "R", but also a family and child psychologist, neurologist and other specialists. A list of such institutions, both free and commercial, and information about them, parents can see on the website: www.childpsy.ru/organizations/index.php

Why do you need a speech therapist to speak P correctly

After a set of exercises, the desired sound may not appear, the child may not start saying the letter “P”. This means that it will have to be called mechanically, and here you can’t do without a speech therapist. With the help of a frightening type of instruments - probes - the speech therapist will artificially create fluctuations of the tongue, and then slowly "accustom" the articulatory apparatus to work without outside help. In addition, doctors use in their work both probe massage (in case of poor tongue mobility), and a number of other techniques that are difficult to describe.

In general, sooner or later your burr will roar like a real lion, unaware of fear and doubt. But, if you want to teach your child to say the letter "P", remember that the work of even the best specialist will not give results if you do not work with the child at home, meticulously following all medical recommendations.

UR-R-RA! How to fix the letter R

And finally, this day has come! Your child pronounced the letter "R" correctly! The kid is happy, you are happy, but nevertheless, you can’t stop there: in fact, everything is just beginning! It is necessary to consolidate success and make sure that the child freely, without hesitation, uses "P" in everyday speech. To do this, repeat various syllables with him (first direct, like "ra", then reverse, like "ar"), and then move on to the next step - easy words. Gradually introduce chains of words (at the same time you will train your auditory-speech memory) and longer words. Does everything work out? Great, so you can do “pure words”, which you can come up with on your own - for example: “In the morning we go to the subway, ro-ro-ro”. So what, what nonsense, but it works! The main thing is to make sure that there are no complex sounds “L”, “L soft”, “Y” and “R soft” in the working material, otherwise “mixing” may occur and the baby will simply get confused.

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