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Looking for a free Letter F Printable? I have a collection of 31 different Letter F Printable PDFs that feature letter F outlines, letter F tracing practice, F is for Flower printables, and more letter F activities!
I made bunch of excellent Letter F Printable PDFs that are free for your personal (non-commercial) use. You can use them in your own home or in your classroom as a teacher. These would be great for a number of different uses especially with preschool or kindergarten students.
They can be used for letter recognition skills, letter sounds, phonemic awareness, and letter writing. Do them together as a class, as extra practice, or use them as a part of your literacy centers.
I’ll run through all the different free letter F printables I have and then I’ll share the link to download at the end.
Table of ContentsIf you are looking for a large print out of letter F in regular print then these are the printables for you! I have one with uppercase letter F, one with lowercase letter F, and one with both uppercase and lowercase F together. I have these all in a vertical orientation and a horizontal orientation.
These would be great if you want to do a coloring or decorating activity with a blank letter F or even a letter F craft, especially with younger children. Again I have one with uppercase F, one with lowercase F, and one with both uppercase and lowercase F together. I have these all in a vertical orientation and a horizontal orientation. These are a fun way to do a bunch of different activities with letter F. You could even do a fun flower craft with the outlines.
If you are looking for a large print out of letter F in a dotted lines or dashed style then these are the printables for you! I have one with uppercase F, one with lowercase F, and one with both uppercase and lowercase F together. I have these all in a vertical orientation and a horizontal orientation.
These would be a great visual reminder of letter formation for letter F. I have one with uppercase F, one with lowercase F, and one with both uppercase and lowercase F together. I have these all in a vertical orientation and a horizontal orientation as well. These bigger pages could be posted on a board or wall as a visual reminder of proper letter F formation.
There are 3 different ones of these. The two free letter F worksheets work on letter formation, tracing, and handwriting (one for capital F and one for lowercase F) and the one letter coloring page.
For even more handwriting practice I have tracing sheets for letter F as well. These printable worksheets are a great way to practice letter formation and fine motor skills. There is one for capital letter F and one for lowercase letter F. The one with arrows in particular can help students with stroke order.
You can have fun having kiddos trace over the letter with their fingers, change things up with different colors, do these activities with paint and paintbrushes, etc for a little bit of variety.
So I made the F is for Flower tracing pages a while ago and you can get them here:
All of the other letter F printable PDFs are available here.
Be sure to do a print preview with the PDF file prior to printing to ensure that your printer settings are the way you want them to be. Sometimes I find that I need to adjust the scale of printing, etc. to make sure things print properly.
I will be making more alphabet worksheets like this for the other letters of the alphabet soon. I have a lot of other preschool printables on the blog too! For now if you need more practice for young learners with other uppercase and lowercase letters then check out my other free alphabet printables for little learners! In addition to printable letter tracing sheets I also have printable number tracing sheets too. Soon I hope to add some alphabet coloring pages to the blog as well.
I hope that you were able to find the letter F printable that you were looking for! If you did not, could you please let me know what free printable letter F worksheets you would like to see in the comments below? Thanks!
Cat is a teacher turned stay-at-home mom of two boys. She shares crafts, DIY projects, kids’ activities, and a little bit about life in Ohio. Learn more about her and the blog on the About page.
