Letter O Of The Week Printable

Our free Letter O of the Week printable pack is the perfect way to help your preschoolers explore the alphabet while practicing tracing, vocabulary, and fine motor skills.

Whether you’re a parent looking for educational fun at home or a teacher setting up for the week ahead. I’m positive that this printable set will make learning the letter O feel simple, structured, and seriously fun.

What’s Inside the Letter O Printable Set?

This free alphabet activity set includes two coordinating printables that can be used together or separately:

1. A one-page “O is for” worksheet

2. A cut-and-staple letter O flip book

Both options are print-and-go friendly, designed to help preschoolers build letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and vocabulary! All while having fun.

Let’s take a closer look at these early literacy worksheets!

Single Page Letter O Worksheet

This sheet is a gentle and engaging way to introduce the letter O to your preschoolers.

This worksheet focuses on helping kids identify the letter O while building on their vocabulary.

Your child will trace – ” O is for, followed by the words – owl, one, oven, and oval.

This activity is ideal for introducing the letter at the start of the week.

You can talk about each word with your child or students, asking questions like “What shape is an oval like?” or “What sound does an owl make?” to engage curiosity and connection.

Letter O Flip Book 

Next, we have the Letter O Flip Book, a hands-on resource that allows your child to trace, read, and color new words while building a mini letter O book.

Each page in this flip book features:

• A simple sentence beginning with “O is for…”

• A traceable word beginning with the letter O

• A corresponding picture to color

The following O words are included in the flip book:

• Orange

• Open

• Octopus

• Owl

• Olives

• Onion

• Ostrich

This book is a great midweek activity to reinforce what your child has learned and give them something they can read and share proudly!

Why These Printables Are So Effective?

Although these worksheets look simple, they are packed with learning benefits.

Each activity will help your preschooler:

Recognize and form the letter O

Hear and pronounce the /o/ sound at the beginning of familiar words

Practice early handwriting skills through tracing and coloring

Expand vocabulary with real-world objects and animals

Develop focus and fine motor coordination

Even more importantly, these activities build confidence.

Completing the flip book gives kids something tangible to show off and re-read, boosting both literacy skills and self-esteem.

How to Use the Letter O Printables All Week Long?

Not sure how to fit these into your routine?

Here’s a quick weekly plan to guide you:

Introduce the Letter O – Start with the single-page worksheet. Say the name of each word together. Trace the letter O, then color the images while talking about each one.

Next, build the Flip Book – Pick 2–3 flip book pages to do each day. Say the word, trace the letters, color the image, and talk about the object or animal. Ask your child: “Where have you seen an ostrich?” or “Have you ever tasted olives?”

Assemble and Review – Cut out the rectangles, stack the pages, and staple them into a mini book. Then let your child read their flip book aloud, practicing fluency and celebrating their progress.

More Fun Letter O Words for Preschoolers

 Here are some more Letter O words to build your preschoolers’ vocabulary.

• Octagon

• Ocean

• Over

• Owl

• Orange

• Oven

• Omelet

• Out

• Orbit

• Opera

• Oil

• Oak

Try incorporating these into your week with drawing prompts, I-spy games, or a simple word wall in your classroom or kitchen.

Letter O Activity Ideas

To take learning a step further, here are some fun, hands-on extension ideas for reinforcing the letter O:

O is for Octopus Craft – Use paper plates, yarn, and googly eyes to create your own 8-legged sea creature.

Oval Hunt – Go on a scavenger hunt at home or in the classroom to find oval-shaped objects.

O is for Orange Snack Day – Slice oranges, taste-test orange juice, or make orange-themed art.

“Open and Close” Game – Play a game where your child opens and closes boxes, jars, or envelopes while saying the word “open.”

These activities are easy to set up and bring more movement and play into the learning process.

Download Your Free Letter O Printables

Click on the link below to snag your free letter O worksheets!

Letter O Of The Week Printable (12 downloads )

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Letter O Phonics Practice

From owls and octopuses to oranges and ovens, this week is going to be filled with new discoveries and proud accomplishments.

Best of all, you’ll be giving your child the building blocks for a lifelong love of learning—and that’s what it’s all about.

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