Letter N Of The Week Printable

Use these free Letter N of the Week printable activities to help your preschoolers recognize, trace, and add new N words to their vocabulary, strengthening their literacy skills.

Pair these N activities with my free set of N worksheets, and you would have all the worksheets needed to help your preschoolers build fluency in the letter N!

Early Literacy Printables Included

This free printable pack contains two parts that work perfectly together or on their own:

A one-page worksheet with a tracing and coloring focus. Followed by a cut-and-staple flip book for hands-on learning and word recognition

I have designed both activities to keep your child engaged while gently reinforcing phonics, vocabulary, and fine motor skills.

Okay, let’s take a closer look at these letter-of-the-week activities:

Letter N Worksheet (Single Page)

 

This “N is for” worksheet is the perfect warm-up activity. It introduces children to N words through tracing and visual association.

This printable features a traceable line that reads – ” N is for” followed by words such as note, nut, needle, and narwhal.

I chose these words to initiate curiosity and conversation.

You can ask your preschoolers questions such as, “What does a narwhal look like?” or “What kind of notes do we write?”. Doing so, you would be helping your child connect vocabulary to real-world knowledge.

Letter N Flip Book 

This flip book adds an interactive twist!

This printable is made up of small, traceable “N is for” pages that your child will color and trace. You can then cut and staple together to create a Letter N mini book for them. 

The flip book features the following N words:

• Nest

• Net

• Nurse

• Nine

• Nose

• Necklace

• Nut

With two rectangles per page, it’s easy to print and prep.

The flip book can be used as a quiet-time activity, part of your morning routine, or as a tool for reviewing vocabulary at the end of the week.

Of course, if you’re short on time. You can use these printables as they are!

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What Skills Does This Resource Support?

While this printable may look simple, it’s packed with meaningful learning opportunities.

My friend, by working through these Letter N worksheets, your preschooler will be developing a variety of essential skills, such as:

Letter recognition – Identifying the letter N.

Phonics – Hearing the /n/ sound at the beginning of each word.

Fine motor development –  Tracing and coloring help strengthen hand muscles.

Vocabulary expansion –  Learning new N words clearly and engagingly.

Comprehension – Connecting pictures and words through discussion.

Confidence – Creating a finished flip book boosts self-esteem and pride in learning.

In other words, this isn’t just another set of worksheets!

It’s a chance to build confidence, boost language, and foster a love for early literacy in your child!

How to Use These Letter N Worksheets Throughout the Week?

If you’re wondering how to fit this into your busy schedule, here’s a simple and flexible plan for using these tacing letter N worksheets throughout your week:

Introduce the Letter N – Start with the one-page worksheet. Talk about each word and say it aloud with your child. Trace the letter N together, pointing out how it looks and sounds. Encourage your child to color the images and share what they know about each one.

Build the Flip Book – Spread out the flip book pages over a few days. Each day, pick 1–2 pages to work on. Have your child:

• Say the N word

• Trace the word

• Color the picture

• Talk about what the item is or where they’ve seen it before

This daily repetition helps reinforce both sound and symbol in a fun, pressure-free way.

Assemble and Review – Now it’s time to put the flip book together! Have your child help you cut the rectangles, stack the pages, and staple them into a mini book. Once complete, read through it together. Let your child “teach” you the words and sounds—this is a powerful confidence booster!

More Letter N Words to Explore

If your child is eager to keep learning, you can extend the activity with even more Letter N vocabulary.

Here are some great N words for preschoolers:

• Nap

• Net

• Nose

• Number

• Noodles

• Newspaper

• Night

• Nail

• Napkin

• Nickel

• Notebook

• Ninja

• Nest

You can use these words in various ways. Perhaps you can add them to a Letter N Word Wall, use them for “I Spy” games, or create a drawing prompt where your child picks one N word and draws it, or maybe tell a story about it.

Creative Ideas to Reinforce the Letter N

To go even further and add a little hands-on fun, here are a few extension ideas to tie into your letter N week:

Nature walk – If weather permits, go outside and collect items from nature that start with N (like nuts or spy for a nest).

Noodle art –  Glue dry noodles to paper to make a big uppercase and lowercase N.

N snack time – Offer snacks that begin with N, such as: nuts, nachos, nectarines, or noodles.

Name collage – Write your child’s name in large letters and decorate it with letter N stickers or drawings.

N is for Nurse role-play – Dress up and pretend to be a nurse taking care of dolls or stuffed animals.

These activities not only reinforce learning but also help children apply their new knowledge in meaningful ways.

Download Your Free Letter N Printables

You don’t need to spend hours prepping or searching for the perfect resource. These Letter N worksheets are print-ready, easy to use, and completely free.

Letter N Of The Week Printable (27 downloads )

Keep Learning the Alphabet with Free Printables

Be sure to check out the rest of our free alphabet activities:

• Letter M Printable Worksheets
• Letter O Printable Worksheets
• Letter P Printable Worksheets
• Letter Q Printable Worksheets

 

Letter N Words For Preschoolers

Teaching the alphabet doesn’t need to be complicated or time-consuming. At least not with our alphabet activities!

From narwhals and nuts to noses and nurses, this N of the week packet will surely be fun for your kids.

Your preschoolers will not only practice important skills like tracing and phonics but also feel proud of the progress they’re making.

So go ahead—print it, prep it, and enjoy the journey of learning the letter N together.

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