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June 12, 2023 by Printabulls Team Leave a Comment

Practice makes perfect and with these Free Printable Letter E Worksheets, your student or child will make great progress in their writing of both uppercase E and lowercase e through many activities including (but not limited to) tracing and coloring this excellent letter.

The more your child or student traces the letter E and practices handwriting it by themselves the more skilled and accomplished they will become and will love the praise you give them as they develop into an expert on the letter E!

To get your little learners started on their pursuit of writing perfection all you need to do is click on the image(s) of the worksheets that you’d like to use below, download the PDF file(s) to your computer, and print! It couldn’t be easier to get them alphabet activities that they are going to absolutely love doing!

To help your young child or student learn even more letters hop on over to our Alphabet Worksheets to find pages for all 26 letters of the alphabet. Additionally, you can check out our Alphabet Coloring Pages which also has pages for all 26 letters as well as our ABC Coloring Pages which feature the entire alphabet on a single page.

We think both the worksheets and coloring pages would work remarkably well together in teaching your child or student all the letters of the alphabet while doing activities they love!

Print them all, put them in a binder or notebook, or bind them by yourself (using the same method we did for our free planners ) to create your own Alphabet Workbook!

Check out our companion Letter E Coloring Pages for additional ways to learn the Letter E.

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Choose a  Letter E  worksheet.  Customize your worksheet by changing the font and text. Practice writing the letter E in uppercase and lowercase. It's fun to learn the alphabet! Grab your crayons and let's color!

• Add the letter e to make a word Handwriting Sheet

• Alphabet Practice- Letter E Handwriting Sheet

• Alphabet Tracing - Letter E Handwriting Sheet

• Circle the uppercase letter E's Handwriting Sheet

• Circle the words that begin with E Handwriting Sheet

• Color each letter E Handwriting Sheet

• Color the E words Handwriting Sheet

• Color the E's Handwriting Sheet

• Color the letter E Handwriting Sheet

• Color the squares with the letter e Handwriting Sheet

• Cut and paste letter e Handwriting Sheet

• Cut and paste the E words Handwriting Sheet

• Cut and paste the letters E-Y-E Handwriting Sheet

• Draw a line to the matching E word Handwriting Sheet

• Draw something that starts with E Handwriting Sheet

• E E E Handwriting Sheet

• E Puzzle Handwriting Sheet

• E is for Handwriting Sheet

• E is for Egg Handwriting Sheet

• E is for Eye Handwriting Sheet

15+ Letter E Worksheets: Free & Easy Print!

Need some e-e-excellent letter e worksheets for your kindergarten students or preschool lessons?

This printable pack has everything from letter e activities to coloring pages to alphabet books to tracing to letter sounds practice!

The goal is always to help early learners have so much fun that they don’t realize they’re learning.

Be sure to read through my notes and suggestions for each worksheet to get the very most out of it!

Check Out Your Free Printable Letter E Worksheets!

This fun coloring page is how I always like to start this part of our collection of alphabet worksheets.

Younger children love to learn through pictures and coloring. It gives their hands and their mind something to do while you are explaining new concepts.

As you can see, you will be introducing the upper case E and showing your kids some things that start with the short e sound.

They should recognize egg, elephant, elf, envelope, elbow, and eleven.

Yes, there are other letter e sounds to learn. For example, earn, eye, and ear.

Because these free printables are meant for students just being introduced to this new letter, we are only going to focus on the short sound. This will help your kid tremendously with sounding out CVC words in the future.

The other sounds will come with time when you start teaching phonics lessons in later grades.

Now that your young children know a little bit about what the /e/ looks like and what it sounds like, we are going to make one with play dough!

This is a fun way to help kids learn letter formation – without the frustrating fine motor skills needed when writing with a pencil.

Help your child roll out a “rope” of play dough and then have them work to cover the white line.

If you don’t have play dough, feel free to use whatever you have on hand: pipe cleaners, do-a-dot markers, construction paper scraps, or even rolled up paper towels!

This tracing worksheet is a great way to introduce your young learners to writing letter e. Show your student how to follow the numbers and dotted lines to make the letter correctly.

Students will only have to trace lowercase e and capital E a handful of times. This will keep them from being overwhelmed or frustrated.

Watch closely to make sure they follow the correct order of writing the lines.

The dotted lines will serve as a guide to help them understand size and placement, which is especially helpful for the lowercase letters. 

Think of this as a practice sheet for your student as they begin writing without dotted lines.

There are examples at the top of the page as a guide.

Give lots of encouragement and praise for all progress. It will take time – especially for lowercase letter e – but they will improve with regular handwriting practice.

This letter recognition worksheet will help your child sharpen their letter identification skills!

Pull out your do-a-dot markers and have your student dab every capital letter E they can find among the uppercase letters. 

This is a similar sheet for the lower case letters.

Encourage your child to say the short e sound each time they dab it!

Afterward, they can color the cute elf with crayons or their dot markers.

****No worries if you don’t have the markers. They can be a little pricey. You will get just as much out of this free worksheet if you use regular markers, colored pencils, stickers, cotton balls, or anything else you have on hand.

This letter e coloring page is a wonderful practice for the letter sound your child is focusing on this week. 

Go through each image and make sure they understand what they are looking at. 

The child should eventually color elbow, eleven, elevator, elephant, elf, egg, and envelope.

Here your children can draw an e word they have learned or a new one. 

If your child feels stuck, feel free to help them out! 

Ask them a riddle-style question to get them thinking.

When I’m in an empty room and sound bounces back to me, it’s called an…e-e-echo!

If I eat all the ice cream, the container won’t be full. It will be…e-e-empty!

This alphabet book is always a fun activity for kids to work through.

They make a great keepsake and review for the future!

Give your student as much time as they need to color, trace, cut out, and bind their very own book!

They will be so proud of themselves when this project is complete.

This is another tracing worksheet for extra practice.

Have your kid trace the large letters to refresh themselves on the proper order of writing the lines before doing the rest of the tracing work.

This is a review sheet that covers much of what you’ve learned this week!

Your child will trace letters Ee, write Ee, color the elephant, identify the capital E letters and lowercase e letters, and color the letter e pictures.

They should color egg, elf, envelope, and elbow.

This is the last of the printable activities!

Your student can enjoy several mazes, more tracing, drawing, and coloring.

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We work really hard to put out the best quality free alphabet printables, so I hope you and your students enjoy these educational activities!

Be sure to check out the next alphabet letter – letter F – as you continue to work your way through the letters of the alphabet.

Enjoy and happy learning!

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Letter E Worksheets – 55+ Free Printables

Posted on Last updated: March 31, 2024

Hello Daydreamers!

I’ve been working around the clock to bring you the following “Letter E worksheets.” Out of all the worksheets I’ve worked on. The letter E has been the trickiest one, in the sense that many great words start with the letter E but are a bit hard to illustrate for kids.

No worries, though! I found many fantastic words that will make teaching the letter E a breeze!

Since there are more than 55 worksheets in this single article, I am 100% convinced you’ll find resources for preschool, kindergarten, and even 1st and 2nd grade.

All these pages are in PDF format and designed to be printed on letter-sized paper. I tried my best to utilize the space but also give you enough room to perforate them and use a binder.

Feel free to print as many copies of the worksheets as you need for teaching purposes. However, please note that selling or claiming them as your own is prohibited. If you know of any fellow moms or teachers who would like to use them, please share the link to this article with them.

There are two ways to download the worksheets:

• Click on the page you want to download to open a new window with a PDF format, then proceed to print from that window.
• Trigger a download to your phone or computer by clicking the yellow “Download PDF” button under each page you want to print.

Check out the other letters in the alphabet as they come out, too. I’m working hard to have them all out soon. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Line Tracing Practice With Emphasis in the Letter E

Do you have a preschooler or a very young child? Line tracing worksheets are the first step before your child can trace a letter.

The following line tracing worksheets focus on the letter “E,” providing a fun way to introduce your child to this letter.

As you continue scrolling, the worksheets gradually increase in difficulty while being enjoyable and distinct from the previous ones.

You can have students use different colors on each line and, with supervision, cut along the dotted line.

Tip: Help the child identify the words that start with “E.”

Letter E – Writing Practice Sheets

Looking for ways to practice writing the letter E?

The following Letter E tracing worksheets are a great way to practice.

You may want to start with the first sheet if you have very young children. Sometimes, as adults, we want our kids to finish an entire page of writing or want them to follow the activity to the T.

Well, let me tell you that young children sometimes want to trace a couple of letters or color all over the place.

That’s OK! Exposure is the most important thing at this age.

I’ve also included letter formation prompts to help guide your child’s writing.

• Uppercase E: down, out, out, out.
• Lowercase e: out, back around, leave it open.

If you want to expose your children to ASL, I’ve also included a worksheet that shows how to sign the letter E with your hands.

Cursive E – Writing Practice Sheets

Although cursive writing seems to be a thing of the past, I firmly believe that children should be exposed to it at some point during their school years.

Did you know that cursive writing is beneficial for building fine motor skills and activating a distinct part of the brain compared to regular writing?

After your child colors and traces the first worksheet, you can have them cut small pieces of paper and glue them to fit the letters.

The following Cursive E worksheet includes letter formation prompts to guide your child while learning to write cursive uppercase and lowercase “e.”

• Cursive – Uppercase E: pull back, in, loop back, and swing up.
• Cursive – Lowercase e: out, back around, leave it open

Every writing practice sheet has a different illustration to keep things interesting.

Printing one of these worksheets can also give you extra ideas. For instance, you can do a small lesson about our precious planet Earth.

I’ve also included the ASL sign for the cursive C.

Find, Color, and Circle Worksheets

If you want a fast but fun and engaging way to help your child master the letter “e.” the following “Find, Color, and Circle Worksheets” are the pages you need to print!

Tip: If you’re in a one-to-one setting, allow the child to use a unique marker so that they feel extra special when completing the activity.

Illustration-based learning is so much fun; my kids love it, and I am sure yours will, too!

I also have a different worksheet with the lowercase e because kids learn with repetition. Both sheets have different pictures to increase vocabulary and keep things engaging.

Dot markers (affiliate link) are another way to help children learn their letters, and you can pay attention to what your child likes, as it will help you tailor their learning as they grow.

Color, Letter, and Number Recognition Worksheets

Whenever my three-year-old sees scissors and glue, his little eyes are so bright. There’s something about cutting and gluing that makes my kids so happy!

The following worksheets will not only help your kids learn the letter e, colors, and numbers, but they will do it by cutting and pasting.

There are two main activities.

The first one involves only letter and number recognition (1-10). The child needs to count the number of Es and glue the correct number in a small box.

There’s a worksheet for uppercase and another one for lowercase e.

The second activity has the child cut the letters and numbers (1-5) and paste them on the respective color. There’s a worksheet for lowercase and uppercase E, and one with both. Printing a full page of color can be expensive, so you may want to tackle the worksheet with both forms of the letter E.

Letter E Puzzles

Puzzles can enhance memory, problem-solving skills, and attention to detail, reducing stress levels. In this fast-paced world, we need more of these types of activities.

I included a puzzle for the uppercase and lowercase E. However, if your child loves puzzles, I have a puzzle for each letter.

You can print the puzzle sheets, laminate and cut them out. This way, your child can practice the letter “E” while gaining all the benefits I mentioned.

Letter E Maze Worksheets

Do you want your students to develop creative thinking, improve memory, and learn patience and resilience? Mazes are an excellent opportunity to help them gain those skills.

The following mazes are for children aged 5+. They are easy but challenging, so your students will gain confidence as they practice.

The following maze is shaped in the form of an uppercase E.

This one is shaped in the form of a lowercase e.

See if your student can deduct that before you point it out!

My son usually doesn’t like writing that much, but if a maze is the reward, he will write, read, or color anything!

I also have some creative mazes.

• Help the elephants find something to eat.
• Help the eagle find the eaglets.

Something interesting I learned while working on this worksheet is that elephants could care less about peanuts. How about watching a little video about elephants? What they like to eat, where they live, and why they can’t jump!

Read and Match Worksheets

Have the student color the pictures and match them with the right word.

If the child doesn’t know how to read, he may need your help. You can read the words to them and encourage them to repeat them after you. This can help them improve their vocabulary and language skills while enjoying the activity.

Tip: Introduce your student to the long and short sounds of the letter E.

Cut and Glue or Memory Game

There are two ways you can use the following worksheets.

I first designed them to have the child color, cut, and then glue the illustration on the right word.

You can also use them as a memory game by printing the worksheets twice.

Start with the number of sheets your child has the attention span for. Kids learn at every moment of the day, so it shouldn’t feel like a chore for them.

I Spy Worksheets for letter E

“I Spy” games are a fantastic way for your little ones to master concepts while having fun!

Encourage your child to color and count the pictures starting with the letter “E” and then write the number at the bottom of the page. This game is perfect for restaurants, road trips, or any time you want to keep your child entertained while also helping them learn.

Identify the Different Image Worksheets

I enjoy helping my children develop their cognitive skills by incorporating various activities. This activity involves identifying which illustration is different from the rest.

When designing them, my six-year-old son sometimes sits next to me and says, oh, my favorite! Most of the time, he can spot which illustration is different. However, sometimes, I make them a little more complicated; therefore, they may need help.

If the student struggles to identify the letter E, the following worksheet may help. The worksheet requires them to identify the different variations of the letter E.

Oh, and I also made one with the lowercase e.

Coloring Pages for Letter E

There’s nothing like coloring and learning at the same time! The following coloring sheets are a great way to introduce your child to the letter E. They are fun and have many little details that can spark your kid’s curiosity.

Some of the coloring worksheets have a small letter E tracing area so your kids can also practice writing skills.

I loved the “E is for egg.” We love eggs in our family, all shapes and forms, and I am glad I could put together such eggcellent page!

Tip: Learning happens over time, and by asking your little students questions, you’ll help them learn and understand the world around them. Here are some conversational topics you can have with them.

• Did you know we’ve sent rockets from the Earth to the moon?
• Would you like to send a card in an envelope to Grandma (another relative/friend)? Take time to explain how mail stamps work.
• What are your favorite types of eggs? Fried, poached, scrambled, hardboiled, etc.
• Exercising is very important because it keeps and makes our body strong.
• Do you like elephants?

One page may seem small, but if you prompt questions and encourage topic conversations, your child can learn a lot!

Letter E Flashcards

Flashcards are a fantastic tool for learning and can be used in various settings, including outside on a picnic blanket. So go ahead and enjoy the great outdoors while you learn!

Print, laminate, and cut them to reinforce the letter E wherever you go.

All these flashcard worksheets include examples of both the uppercase and lowercase E.

Word Search

Word search activities are so entertaining for small children and adults; they help with spelling, improve concentration, keep the brain active, and help develop problem-solving skills.

These worksheets are the way to go if you are heading out for a long trip or to start a successful homeschooling day.

I included three different worksheets because one is just too little for how fun they are.

That’s it!

So there you have it – a variety of fun and engaging ” Letter E worksheets” to use with your students or children. Don’t forget to keep things interesting by mixing and matching different worksheets and illustrations.

Happy teaching!

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Preschool Worksheets for the Letter E

Before kids learn to read, they need to know the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet and the sounds that they make. Try these free printable preschool worksheets for the letter E to practice with your child. Check out our ideas for using them, and find other letter E activities, too.

Overview of the Letter E Worksheets

Recommended for: Preschool

⭐ Alphabet Coloring Pages: The Letter E

These coloring pages showcase uppercase and lowercase versions of the letter E, along with an image that starts with the letter E, such as elephant, eagle, and egg.

E is for Elephant Free Printable Coloring Page

E is for Envelope Free Printable Coloring Page

E is for Egg Free Printable Coloring Page

E is for Egret Free Printable Coloring Page

E is for Eagle Free Printable Coloring Page

⭐ Letter Tracing Worksheets for the Letter E

These worksheets feature dotted lines to guide children in tracing both the uppercase and lowercase forms of the letter E. Additionally, blank lines are provided for them to practice writing the letter independently.

Uppercase Letter E Printable Tracing Worksheet

E is for Egg Traceable Letter Worksheet

Lowercase Letter E Printable Tracing Worksheet

e is for envelope Traceable Letter Worksheet

Uppercase and Lowercase Letter E Tracing Worksheet

E is for Elephant Traceable Letter Worksheet

⭐ Letter E Coloring Pages

On these printable worksheets, children have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the shapes of both uppercase and lowercase Es. As they color in each letter E, they can build their understanding and recognition of the letter.

Uppercase Letter E Worksheet

Big and Little Letter E Worksheet

Lowercase Letter E Worksheet

⭐ The Very Special Letter E Worksheet

This worksheet introduces children to the idea that the letter E can make two different sounds–a long E and a short E sound. Children can color in pictures of an elephant and an eagle and practice saying and hearing letter E’s different sounds.

The Very Special Letter E

Tips for Using the Letter E Worksheets

These letter E worksheets for preschoolers make for a quick, easy learning activity. Simply download, print, and keep them in a folder for easy access, then use them with these ideas:

• Assemble an E book: Staple together all of the letter E worksheets, with a few blank pages at the back. Use these extra pages to draw pictures of E items or cut out and paste in pictures from magazines you have at home.
• Color creatively: Fill in the letter E coloring pages with stickers, dot markers, glitter glue, or other unique options.
• Create a puzzle: After you finish coloring a letter E picture, cut it into pieces and see how quickly you can put it back together again.

Reinforce Learning with Letter E Activities

Check out these other fun activities featuring the letter E:

• Exercise together: Choose an exercise to do, like jumping jacks or toe touches. As you complete each rep, say a word that starts with E. See how many you can come up with.  
• Eat some E foods: Try eggplant, eggs, edamame, eclairs, empanadas, enchiladas, and more. Use a letter E worksheet as a placemat.
• Make some echoes: Find a place where sounds echo, like a big empty room. Take turns shouting out E words from the coloring pages to hear echoes!

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Letter E Worksheets: E Tracing and Coloring Pages

From eggs to elephants, these fun worksheets will help preschoolers recognize and write the letter E.

The letter E is often the first vowel kids learn. The uppercase version is easy to write and align on the writing paper. The lowercase e is slightly challenging but is still easy to write, making it an excellent letter to teach after lowercase c.

To help kids remember how to write an uppercase E, show them that when it’s put on its side, it resembles an elephant’s ears and trunk. E is also eager , so its lines face the letter next to it. The lowercase e is also eager and faces the letter next to it.

Since the letter E is a vowel, it’s taught early in most reading curriculums. Since the short /e/ and /i/ sounds are similar, you should teach them separately and give kids plenty of time to learn the difference.

Free Printable Letter E Worksheets

Below are our free printable letter E worksheets. Use these in the classroom or as homework to help students practice their letter E writing and recognition.

Letter E Coloring Pages

Letter E coloring pages are helpful for younger kids as they get exposure to the shape of E. Letter recognition is one of the earliest reading skills kids develop, and it lays the foundation for reading words.

For the first sheet, kids are introduced to the letter E and the word “engineer.” It would pair well with reading Rosie Revere, Engineer by Andrea Beaty. 

The second sheet is a color-by-letter sheet that helps kids recognize and distinguish between uppercase and lowercase E.

Letter E Recognition

Older preschoolers are ready to distinguish letters outside the alphabet’s context. They need exposure to the letter E both within texts and in isolation. They need to work with the letter in a variety of ways.

These two worksheets prepare students to read and write the letter E. The first sheet is a dot sheet that can be used with dot markers. The second allows students to distinguish uppercase and lowercase E from other letters.

Letter E Tracing Worksheets

Most preschoolers are ready to learn to write the letter E. Letter E tracing gives them guided practice before they have to form the letter independently. Both sheets provide students with ample opportunity to practice tracing and writing the letter. The second sheet gives them more practice with letter recognition.

Phonemic Awareness With Letter E

Kids need a lot of experience with the letter /e/ sounds. This worksheet is ideal for students who have experience with the different sounds associated with E. Students get to practice with short e words but are also exposed to words with e that don’t use the short or long /e/ sounds.

All-in-One Letter E Worksheet

The final worksheet puts it all together. Kids get to practice writing and recognizing the letter E, along with distinguishing uppercase and lowercase E from other letters.

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Letter E Activities

Learning the letter E is easy when used in conjunction with a well-rounded alphabet curriculum. Younger children must see, hear, and write a letter in many contexts before they master it. In addition to the letter E worksheets, students can practice writing E with other writing implements like crayons or markers. They can also write letters in the sand and make them out of LEGO bricks.

If you’d like to include some “E” books, Elmer by David McKee and Egg by Kevin Henkes are both great choices.

You can also do fun crafts with E to help your preschool or kindergarten students with letter recognition. Kids can make the letter E into an elephant by extending the top part into a trunk and adding ears.

Writing and Recognizing Letters Made Easy

You can use these letter E worksheets with your letter-learning curriculum. Students can use them in various ways to get the practice they need to improve their handwriting.

Be sure to check out the other alphabet worksheets in our free letter worksheets series! We have one for each letter of the alphabet to help with your reading and writing activities.

Free Printable Letter E Worksheets

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Learning to identify the letters- what they look like and there sounds are an important pre-reading skill. Luckily, learning the letters doesn’t have to be boring!

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Check out these free Letter E worksheets for your preschooler or kindergartener to use while they learn all about the letter E.

How to Use the Letter E Worksheets

Learning to read is an important step in every child’s education. And it all starts with the letters!

These fun letter E worksheets can help solidify what your child is learning and help them remember how to form the letter E and it’s sound.

These free, printable worksheets can be used in tons of ways, such as:

• As at-home summer practice so your child doesn’t forget info over summer break
• As part of an at-home preschool program
• As educational coloring pages
• To fill a reading center in the classroom for early finishers
• As part of your classroom curriculum

They are free to use- so print as many as you’d like! They are perfect for homeschool parents, preschool centers or classrooms. 

You can use these Letter Worksheets together with the Printable Alphabet Chart and the Sight Word Worksheets to help your child read faster! 

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These free Letter E Worksheets offer various activities to help your child learn the letter E. 

They include writing, coloring, matching, searching activities and more. 

To download, simply click on the image or the link to download the PDF file to your device. 

 Letter E Worksheet #1

This first worksheet has a large capital E to trace and a fun eagle to color!

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 Letter E Worksheet #2

Does your child love mazes? This worksheet features a letter E maze to get through.

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Practice writing the letter E with this handwriting worksheet.

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Strengthen fine motor skills with your preschoolers and kindergartners while also reinforcing letters and letter sounds using these Free Printable Letter E Worksheets . Grab your no-prep printable preschool worksheets  today! 

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Letter E Preschool Worksheets

These adorable letter worksheets include a variety of fun creative activities that your preschoolers are sure to love! You’ll find everything from tracing and coloring to drawing and painting, which means lots of extra fine motor practice for your little learners with these free letter E printables. 

Fine motor activities like these ones are great for practicing important early learning skills while learning the letters of the alphabet. Your preschoolers will love the tracing and coloring printables that are included. And of course the dot marker activities too. 

Your preschoolers can enjoy coloring an elephant, tracing an eagle, and even painting an eel. There are lots of different letter E words included in this fine motor pack, which makes them perfect for your letter of the week lesson plans. 

Letter E Kindergarten Worksheets

We love color by code worksheets and these free printable letter E color by letter and color by number printables are obviously no exception. Your kindergartners will have a wonderful time practicing letter and number recognition while also strengthening fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. 

Another favorite in this free printable pack is the letter E drawing worksheets. Your kiddos can use a combination of the finish the drawing and directed drawing worksheets to practice learning how to draw. 

These letter E worksheets include a variety of engaging printables and activities that make learning letters and letter sounds lots of fun for your early learners. 

These fun and engaging alphabet letter worksheets are perfect for practicing important early literacy skills in your classroom or homeschool and of course, they’re perfect for your letter E writing centers too! 

Letter E Color by Code

• E is for Elephant Color by Letter
• E is for Elk Color by Number

Letter E Directed Drawing

• Eagle Drawing
• Echo Drawing
• Exercise Drawing

Letter E Coloring

• Echo Letter E Coloring
• E is for Elephant Coloring
• Elk Letter E Coloring
• E is for Envelope Coloring
• Exercise Letter E Coloring
• Exit Letter E Coloring

Letter E Tracing

• Eagle Letter E Tracing
• Eat Letter E Tracing
• Elevator Letter E Tracing

Letter E Finish the Drawing

• E is for Easel Finish the Drawing
• E is for Edge Finish the Drawing
• E is for Envelope Finish the Drawing

Letter E Dot Marker Printables

• E is for Eel Dot Marker Printable
• E is for Egg Dot Marker Printable
• E is for Elevator Dot Marker Printable

Letter E Dot Painting Worksheets

• E is for Eel Dot Painting
• E is for Egg Dot Painting
• E is for Envelope Dot Painting

Trace, color, draw, and even paint with your preschoolers and kindergartners while practicing important early learning skills.

Letter E Preschool Themes

Looking for some great Letter E Preschool Themes? Check out this list of our favorite letter E printables and activities from The Keeper of the Memories: 

E is for Earth

• Earth Collage
• Earth’s Water Sensory Tray

Letter E Worksheets

Keep in mind that all preschoolers do things in their own time and on their own terms. What one is ready for, another might not be. Please use your best mama judgement when planning activities for your little kids.

I hope you enjoy using these letter preschool worksheets with your little kids as much as I enjoyed creating them with mine.

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Letter E Worksheets for Kids (free printable)

Here’s a set of free letter E worksheets for preschool children. These educational activities are a fun way for young children to work on letters of the alphabet.

Recently, I started a new series of alphabet worksheets that started with the  letter A . This week I wanted to add great letter E activities to the alphabet series. Do you have a letter of the week curriculum? If so, these letter E printables will be the perfect supplement.

These FREE Printable Letter E Worksheets include:

• Color the Letter Printable Worksheet
• Alphabet Tracing (capital letters and lowercase letters)
• Color the Letter Sound
• Large Letters to make a lacing card or to uses with dot markers

Color the Letter Page

This free printable letter E worksheet focuses on identifying a specific upper case letter. With young students, they are still working on visual discrimination. These letter worksheets are a great way to practice letter recognition. This letter E fun coloring page only includes an uppercase E for that reason. Find the correct letter you are hunting for and color the picture.

Alphabet Tracing Worksheets

There are two tracing pages in the printable packs. One practice worksheet that includes only uppercase letters and the other includes a lowercase letter row for children that are ready or interested.

It takes a lot of fine motor skills for preschool kids to trace on the dotted lines. That’s why I only added 6 letters to each page of the capital letter E tracing letters pages.

If your child or student wants a little extra practice, I recommend tracing the letters with a highlighter first and then trace again with a pencil. That will give you double the amount of practice.

Letter Sounds Worksheets

In these free printable worksheets you are hunting for simple pictures that start with the corresponding letter E sound. When you find one that starts with the sound of the letter E, color it in. This is practicing letter-sound correspondence

With this practice sheet, you might need to sit with some children and stretch out the word with them so they can hear the beginning letter sounds. This worksheet might also be helpful for kindergarten students who need extra practice.

Large Letters with Dot Markers

You can use these free printable activities in a variety of ways to make learning fun. Refer to the list below. These educational activities will help strengthen fine motor skills. It will also help children become familiar with the letter shape and formation of the letter.

Different Ways to Work with Large Letter E Worksheets:

• Stamp them with a dot marker.
• Put small stickers on the dots.
• Place a mini eraser or button in each circle.
• Punch the circles with a hole puncher and turn it into a lacing card. Lace the ribbon up and down through the holes along the letter.
• Use it as a punching card. Give your child a thumbtack (They can do it!) Start at the top of the letter like you would if you were writing it and poke the thumbtack in the middle of each circle as you form the letter.

Creative Alphabet Activities

Alphabet activities don’t have to only be on paper! Try these different activities with your students for the entire alphabet. This collection of letter E activities will bring joy and laughter to learning.

• Write letters with your finger in shaving cream. It is a fun way to practice letter formation with a sensory experience.
• Try a game of  alphabet basketball  (using ping pong balls). Ball games are a great idea and so much fun for active children!
• Paper  Plate Alphabet Crafts  A to Z are fun crafts that are simple to make.
• Make and Explore  Alphabet Constellations
• Alphabet Toilet Paper Tube Crafts  from A to Z include letter E crafts.
• Write the letter E on the ceiling using a flashlight or laser pen.
• Draw the letter E with chalk on the driveway. Then, drive cars on it, hop along it, or spray water to erase it.

14 Letter E Words

Here are 15 simple words that start with the letter E.

Play a quick game with younger children to see if they are hearing the beginning letter sound. Say, “Stand up (or give me a thumbs up) if you hear a word that starts with /e/. Sprinkle these words in with other words that do not start with E. Use this as in informal assessment to see who it is clicking for.

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Letter E Worksheets + Activities

This free letter e activity comes from our Letter E Activity pack. The full activity pack includes  Letter E worksheets  and activities that focus on the letter e, letter e sounds, and letter e words. It is another addition to our  alphabet ABC Printable Packs . Each activity pack is filled with fun activities, worksheets, clip cards and activities  suitable for young children ages 3-6.  This is the perfect addition to use with our  printable alphabet letter crafts  too!

Letter E Worksheets

Focusing on the letter E, this printable pack incorporates the words egg, elephant, easel, eagle, eleven, eraser, elbow, ear and exercise. The activities in the pack include both the lowercase and the uppercase of the letter E.

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Here are some items that pair well with all Fun With Mama Preschool Activity Packs.

• Colored Pencils ,  Crayons  or  Markers

• Line Tracing Page
• Shade the Picture pages
• Shade and Cut Pages
• Color matching cards

• Playdough letter E activity
• Uppercase letter E and lowercase letter E Playdough Mats
• Beginning letter E sound coloring pages
• Cutting Practice page
• Alphabet letter E themed Do-A-Dot pages
• Color the letter E Activity
• See and Stamp letter E pages
• Fingerprint letter E painting activity
• Push pin letter E fine motor activity

• Word Building Puzzles
• 2 piece puzzles
• Number Puzzles
• 4 piece puzzles
• 3 piece puzzles

• Story / Creative Writing Pages
• Montessori letter a 3 Part Cards
• Trace the Letters
• Sort the Letters
• Follow the Letters
• I can Write Pages

Check out the hands on letter a activities post to see how to use these activities.

To see how I use the fingerprint , push pin and play dough activity check out this post.

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If you would like to use these printable packs in your classroom or to get all letter packs A through Z on one page, you can purchase it through here . This includes all the activity packs in color AND in black and white.

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Letter E Song Video

Here is the letter E video from ABCMouse. My 3 year old loves learning her letters alongside ABC Mouse .

Fun With Mama readers can  get a free 30 day trial at ABC Mouse . This program is perfect for learning letters and so much more!

Letter E Crafts

Add these printable alphabet letter crafts.

You can grab the letter E is for elephant and e is for egg in the  Printable Alphabet Letter Crafts  Bundle

Letter E Sesame Street

Check out this adorable preschool letter E Sesame street video.

If you are looking for a great reading program, I highly recommend the All About Reading program .

Alphabet letter e activities for preschool:

Don’t forget to add on the printable letter crafts and activities here:

• Alphabet Letter Fishing
• Egg Alphabet letter matching
• Egg Beginning letter sound matching
• Alphabet letter sound and matching mats
• Printable alphabet letter worksheets
• Alphabet letter play dough mats
• Alphabet letter contact paper resist painting

Alphabet Letter Tree

Don’t forget to add the letter D ( weekly letters ) to your  alphabet letter tree .

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If you’re looking for some letter E worksheets for your child, then you’ve come to the right place. I’ve put together a selection of worksheets that will help your child learn all about the letter E.

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Letter E worksheets are an essential tool for early learners to develop their reading and writing skills. These worksheets provide an engaging way to introduce children to the letter E and help them recognize its sound and shape. They are designed to make learning fun and interactive, with a range of activities that cater to different learning styles.

Whether it’s coloring the letter E, tracing its shape , or identifying words that start with E, these worksheets offer a variety of exercises that help children learn at their own pace. They are ideal for parents and teachers looking for a simple and effective way to introduce the letter E to young learners. With the help of these worksheets, children can develop their fine motor skills, handwriting, and phonics knowledge, all while having fun.

Overall, letter E worksheets are a valuable resource for early learners. They provide an engaging and interactive way for children to learn the basics of reading and writing, and help them develop the skills they need to succeed in school and beyond. By using these worksheets, parents, and teachers can help children build a strong foundation for literacy and set them on the path to success.

What are Letter E Worksheets?

Letter E worksheets are educational resources designed to help children learn about the letter E. These worksheets come in various formats, including coloring pages , tracing worksheets, dot-to-dot activities, puzzles, and more. They are an excellent way to introduce children to the alphabet and help them develop their writing and reading skills.

Letter E worksheets are a part of the alphabet worksheets collection, which includes worksheets for all 26 letters of the alphabet. The worksheets are designed to help children learn the letters, their sounds, and how to write them. They are also useful for teaching children how to recognize letters in words and how to spell words correctly.

The worksheets typically feature the letter E in various contexts, such as words that start with E, words that have E in the middle, or words that end with E. They may also include images of objects that start with the letter E, such as elephants, eggs, or eagles. These images help children associate the letter with a real-world object, making it easier for them to remember it.

Letter E worksheets are suitable for children of all ages, from preschoolers to elementary school students. They are an excellent resource for parents and teachers who want to help children learn the alphabet and develop their writing and reading skills. The worksheets are also available in various difficulty levels, so children can progress at their own pace.

In summary, letter E worksheets are an essential tool for teaching children about the letter E and the alphabet. They are available in various formats, including coloring pages , tracing worksheets, dot-to-dot activities, and more. These worksheets help children develop their writing and reading skills, recognize letters in words, and spell words correctly.

Why are Letter E Worksheets Important?

Letter E worksheets are an essential tool for teaching young learners how to recognize, write, and pronounce the letter E. These worksheets help children develop their literacy skills and build a strong foundation for future learning. Here are some reasons why letter E worksheets are important:

Learn the Alphabet

Letter E worksheets are a great way for children to learn the alphabet. By practicing writing and recognizing the letter E, children will become more familiar with the alphabet and its order. This will help them to read and write more effectively in the future.

Improve Handwriting

Letter E worksheets are also helpful in improving handwriting skills. By tracing and writing the letter E, children will develop fine motor skills and learn how to write letters properly. This will help them to write more legibly and neatly.

Color Recognition

Many letter E worksheets come with images that children can color in. This helps children to recognize and learn the colors, which is an important skill for early childhood development.

Lowercase and Uppercase

Letter E worksheets often include both lowercase and uppercase versions of the letter. This helps children to recognize and write both versions of the letter, which is important for reading and writing.

Alphabet Worksheets and Printables

Letter E worksheets are just one type of alphabet worksheet or printable that is available. There are many other types of worksheets and printables that can help children to learn the alphabet and improve their literacy skills. These include letter tracing worksheets, letter recognition worksheets, and phonics worksheets.

In conclusion, letter E worksheets are an important tool for teaching young learners how to read, write, and pronounce the letter E. They help children to develop their literacy skills, improve their handwriting, and learn important skills like color recognition and lowercase and uppercase letter recognition.

Different Types of Letter E Worksheets

When it comes to teaching the letter E to young learners, there are various types of worksheets that can be used to make the learning process more engaging and effective. Here are some of the different types of letter E worksheets that teachers and parents can use:

Printable Letter E Worksheets

Printable letter E worksheets are a great way to introduce kids to the letter E. These worksheets can include activities such as coloring, tracing, and writing the letter E. Printable worksheets are also useful for reinforcing letter recognition and vocabulary skills. Some examples of printable letter E worksheets include:

• Letter E Tracing Worksheet
• Letter E Coloring Worksheet
• Letter E Matching Worksheet.

Letter E Activities

Letter E activities can be a fun and interactive way to help kids learn the letter E. These activities can include games, puzzles, and crafts that involve the letter E. Some examples of letter E activities include:

• Elephant Craft
• Egg Carton Letter E Game
• Letter E Word Search .

Letter E Handwriting Worksheets

Handwriting worksheets are an essential tool for teaching kids how to write letters. Letter E handwriting worksheets can help kids learn how to write both uppercase and lowercase letter E. Some examples of letter E handwriting worksheets include:

• Uppercase Letter E Handwriting Worksheet
• Lowercase Letter E Handwriting Worksheet
• Dotted Line Letter E Handwriting Worksheet.

Letter E Coloring Pages

Coloring pages are a fun way to help kids learn the letter E. These pages can include pictures of objects that start with the letter E, such as elephants and eggs. Some examples of letter E coloring pages include:

• Easter Egg Coloring Page
• Elephant Coloring Page
• Letter E Coloring Page .

Letter E Dot to Dot Worksheets

Dot-to-dot worksheets can help kids learn how to count and recognize numbers while also learning the letter E. These worksheets can include pictures of objects that start with the letter E, such as elephants and eggs. Some examples of letter E dot-to-dot worksheets include:

• Elephant Dot to Dot Worksheet
• Egg Dot to Dot Worksheet
• Letter E Dot to Dot Worksheet.

In conclusion, there are many different types of letter E worksheets that can be used to help kids learn the letter E. These worksheets can be used in kindergarten, pre-K, and other early childhood education settings to help kids develop important literacy and vocabulary skills.

How to Use Letter E Worksheets

Letter E worksheets are a great tool for teaching young learners how to read, recognize, and write the letter E. These worksheets can be used in a variety of ways to help children learn the basics of the letter E.

Reading and Recognizing

One of the first steps in using letter E worksheets is to help children recognize the letter E. This can be done by showing them pictures of objects that start with the letter E, such as elephants and eggs. Once children can recognize the letter E, they can begin to learn how to read words that start with the letter E.

Beginning Sounds

Another way to use letter E worksheets is to help children learn the beginning sound of the letter E. This can be done by showing children pictures of objects that start with the letter E and having them say the name of the object out loud. Children can also practice identifying the beginning sound of words that start with the letter E.

Tracing Letters

Letter E worksheets can also be used to help children learn how to write the letter E. Tracing letters is a great way to help children learn the proper way to form the letter E. Many letter E worksheets include tracing exercises that allow children to practice writing the letter E.

Freebie Worksheets

There are many free letter E worksheets available online that can be used to supplement classroom instruction. These worksheets can be printed out and used at home or in the classroom. They are a great way to reinforce what children are learning in the classroom and help them practice their letter E skills.

In conclusion, letter E worksheets are a versatile tool that can be used in a variety of ways to help young learners develop their reading and writing skills. By using these worksheets, children can learn to recognize the letter E, identify beginning sounds, and practice writing the letter E.

Other Letter Worksheets

In addition to the letter E worksheets, there are many other letter worksheets available for kids to learn the alphabet. Here are some examples:

Letter A Worksheets

Letter A worksheets are a great way to introduce kids to the first letter of the alphabet. These worksheets often include tracing and writing activities, as well as coloring pages featuring objects that start with the letter A. Some examples of letter A worksheets include:

• A is for Apple: This worksheet features an apple for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter A.
• A is for Alligator: This worksheet features an alligator for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter A.
• A is for Ant: This worksheet features an ant for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter A.

Letter B Worksheets

Letter B worksheets are another great way to help kids learn the alphabet. These worksheets often include tracing and writing activities, as well as coloring pages featuring objects that start with the letter B. Some examples of letter B worksheets include:

• B is for Butterfly: This worksheet features a butterfly for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter B.
• B is for Ball: This worksheet features a ball for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter B.
• B is for Bear: This worksheet features a bear for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter B.

Letter D Worksheets

Letter D worksheets can help kids learn the fourth letter of the alphabet. These worksheets often include tracing and writing activities, as well as coloring pages featuring objects that start with the letter D. Some examples of letter D worksheets include:

• D is for Dog: This worksheet features a dog for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter D.
• D is for Duck: This worksheet features a duck for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter D.
• D is for Dinosaur: This worksheet features a dinosaur for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter D.

Letter F Worksheets

Letter F worksheets are a great way to help kids learn the sixth letter of the alphabet. These worksheets often include tracing and writing activities, as well as coloring pages featuring objects that start with the letter F. Some examples of letter F worksheets include:

• F is for Fish: This worksheet features a fish for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter F.
• F is for Frog: This worksheet features a frog for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter F.
• F is for Flower: This worksheet features a flower for kids to color , as well as space to trace and write the letter F.

Alphabet Mazes

Alphabet mazes can be a fun way for kids to learn the alphabet. These worksheets often include a maze where kids have to follow the path of the letters to get to the end. Some examples of alphabet mazes include:

• A to Z Maze: This maze features all the letters of the alphabet, and kids have to follow the path from A to Z.
• Upper and Lowercase Maze: This maze features both upper and lowercase letters, and kids have to follow the path from A to Z.
• Animal Alphabet Maze: This maze features animals for each letter of the alphabet, and kids have to follow the path from A to Z.

Overall, there are many different letter worksheets available to help kids learn the alphabet. Whether you’re looking for tracing and writing activities, coloring pages , or mazes, there’s something out there for everyone.

Assessment with Letter E Worksheets

Assessing a student’s progress is an important part of any educational program. Letter E worksheets can be a useful tool for assessing a student’s understanding of the letter E. Here are a few ways that letter E worksheets can be used for assessment:

Recognition

One of the most basic assessments that can be done with letter E worksheets is recognition. Students can be given a worksheet with a variety of letters on it, and they can be asked to identify all of the letter Es. This will give teachers an idea of how well the students are able to recognize the letter E.

Another assessment that can be done with letter E worksheets is writing. Students can be given a worksheet where they have to write the letter E, either in uppercase or lowercase form. This will give teachers an idea of how well the students are able to write the letter E.

Sound Recognition

Letter E worksheets can also be used to assess a student’s ability to recognize the sound of the letter E. Students can be given a worksheet with a variety of pictures on it, and they can be asked to circle all of the pictures that start with the letter E sound. This will give teachers an idea of how well the students are able to recognize the sound of the letter E.

Letter E worksheets can also be used for practice. Students can be given a worksheet with a variety of activities on it, such as tracing the letter E, coloring pictures that start with the letter E, and more. This will give students a chance to practice their letter E skills and reinforce what they have learned.

In conclusion, letter E worksheets can be a valuable tool for assessing a student’s understanding of the letter E. They can be used for recognition, writing, sound recognition, and practice. By using letter E worksheets, teachers can get a better idea of how well their students are understanding and retaining the material.

Take a look at them below:

There are worksheets on letter recognition, letter sounds, and even some tracing and writing practice, etc. And best of all, they’re all free! Just click on the links below to download and print them out.

I hope your child enjoys these letter E worksheets as much as mine did! Happy learning!

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Letter E Worksheets

Now for some free printable letter E worksheets! These alphabet worksheets are terrific for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice their upper and lowercase letter recognition while building their handwriting skills.

So whether you are doing preschool at home or are doing letter-a-day activities with your kindergartener, I think you will find this alphabet printable helpful.

Let’s get started, and I’ll show you what is in this free printable letter E worksheet pack!

I’m going to walk you through the eight letter E printables that are available in this packet. Each of these pages offers practice with uppercase and lowercase E while building handwriting, vocabulary, fine motor skills, and phonetic awareness.

1. Preschool Letter E Worksheets

The first two preschool letter E worksheets feature a picture of an item that starts with E. Followed by a large upper and lowercase letter E to color, and then finishes off with an E word to practice tracing.

Tip: Laminate the preschool printables and they can be reusable!

2. Uppercase E and Lowercase Letter E Worksheets

These next letter E worksheets help kids to distinguish between the upper and lowercase E. These letter E printables offer practice with prewriting, letter formation, beginning sounds, E vocabulary, and letter differentiation.

3. Letter E Beginning Sounds Practice Page

This next letter E practice page helps kids to identify words that begin with the E sound. They say the picture names out loud and then color the items that begin with the short E sound. This sound differentiation activity is great for increasing phonetic awareness.

4. Letter E Tracing and Writing Worksheet

Now for a practice page what teaches the formation of letter E. Before you start, make sure you instruct your kids to follow the stroke marks and tracing lines to learn how to write the letter E correctly.

5. E Words Drawing Sheet

For this next letter E worksheet, your students are instructed to read the E word, trace the E word, then draw a picture to represent the E word. (Note: If your preschooler or kindergartener isn’t reading yet, you can read the word together before they go on to the next steps.)

6. E Word Tracing – Letter E Worksheets for Kindergarten

The last letter E worksheet is a vocabulary list of simple E words that showcase the short ‘e’ sound. Have your kids read each word out loud then trace each word using their best handwriting.

Tips for Teaching Letter E to Preschoolers & Kindergarteners

E is one of the simpler vowels because is has two main sounds: the short or long sound.

The long E sound says its name /ee/ as in the words: she, we, be . The short vowel sound says /eh/ as in: end, egg, and men .

When you begin teaching preschoolers the letter E, start by using the short vowel sound /eh/. (By sticking with sound per letter in the beginning, it prevents letter sound confusion, as they are learning all the other letter sounds of the alphabet.) 

Also, the short vowel sound /eh/ is the easiest (as far as E rules goes) and will be the sound they will first associate with E when they begin reading.

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Letter E Worksheets – Q & A

1. what four letter words start with e for kids.

Ever, exit, each, even, east, and exam.

2. Can you name some objects that begin with letter E?

Elephant, envelope, egg, and exam. For more items that begin with E, check out the Full List of Objects that Start with E !

3. Where can I find a huge list of words that begin with E?

For a huge list of words that begin with E, check out this E Words for Kids page !

4. Where can I find letter E worksheets for toddlers?

You can use these free letter E worksheets with toddlers as well! The coloring and pencil practice are great for dexterity and building fine motor skills while introducing the letter and sound of letter E.

How do you plan on using the free letter E printables with your kids?

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Introducing our free printable letter E templates! Available in both upper case and lower case versions, these templates are perfect for a wide range of letter E activities.

Whether you’re a parent looking for fun ways to teach the alphabet to your preschooler or a kindergarten teacher in need of instructional materials, our letter E templates are just the resource you need.

You can use them to create engaging craft projects or simply as a visual aid to help teach the abc’s.

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Letter E Printable Templates

We offer four different print-ready letter E templates, including two uppercase letter E outlines with distinct styles.

In addition to our uppercase letter templates, we also have two options for lowercase letter E’s. Having multiple choices lets you pick the one that works best for your project, whatever it may be.

Our letter E’s come in bubble letter format, which means that they serve as a great outline of the letter, making them perfect for coloring pages, worksheets, and a wide range of other alphabet activities.

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