I've always thought that O is one of the more endearing letters for children to learn - it has such characters! We've tried to put some character into these letter O printables, too!
An octopus is just one thing beginning with the letter O that the kids could model out of playdough (and a fun thing to do, too, I think!) Can they think of more? Do you have any orange playdough to hand, perhaps?
Roll out a big sausage of playdough and use it to form a letter o ... such fun!
Make a huge O out of playdough and decorate it with smaller Os! It's a fun way to learn the letters of the alphabet. You could laminate the whole set of playdough mats and bring them out for your "letter of the week" activities.
Here is the letter O in this set of alphabet worksheets. It's a fun way to practise your letters! Why not laminate the worksheet so you can reuse it?
This poster features a little boy holding the letter O on his head, all ready to print and display.
Learn your letters with the help of our "alphabet of children" posters. Here is the letter O...
Are you learning the letter O with the kids? Why not print out this fun playdough mat!
This bright and cheerful alphabet poster of an Orange will cheer up any classroom wall, and also help the kids to learn the letter O.
Learn to write the letter o, both capital and lower case, by tracing over the letters on these worksheets.
The kids can have a go at lacing these chunky letter Os. It's a fun way to improve fine motor skills while helping to learn your letters!
We think that there are endless ways to decorate our letter templates, and some simple craft ideas can look really effective.
This letter O is fantastic for lots of different craft projects.
I love this "O is for Octopus" poster, and I hope the kids enjoy it too!
Print and trace the letter O - both capital and lower case.
Trace the latter o and trace and colour the lovely octopus! We also have an "O" tracing page with an owl, here.