Because E loved the Letter H Maze and the Farm Animal Patterns Printables so much, I was motivated to make more letter mazes. Here’s the next set: Free Letter C Maze Printable!
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Materials for Letter C Mazes
- Printable PDF file (download below).
- Printer.
- Laminator, laminating pouches (optional).
- Up to three sheets of paper.
- Pencil, marker, crayon, etc.
What’s in the printable PDF file?
The file is structured like the others in the A-Z Letter Mazes series: One uppercase maze, one lowercase maze, and one mixed case maze that separates a cow and her barn.
This no prep printable is all about letter identification, visual scanning, and visual discrimination – and of course about having fun while doing all of that 🙂
Do you have a child who’s learning letters? Do you think he or she might like to help the cow get back to the barn?
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Like the clip art?
Farm Animal Prewriting Practice
all use the same set.
Are you looking for more no prep printables? Here are a few others!
Alphabet I Spy Coloring Pages by Life Over Cs
Differentiated N is for Night Letter Find
A is for Apple Dot Marker Coloring Pages
T is for Turkey Handwriting Letter Mazes
No Prep Hard and Soft C and G Pages by This Reading Mama
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Carrie says
March 27, 2015 at 1:03 pmThis is wonderful! My daughter would benefit from p, q, d, and b puzzles as well and an alphabet (in order) puzzle. While singing the song, she doesn’t say s but x and finishes the song from that point, skipping five letters. This would be fun for her. Thank you for the inspiration!
Tina {Simple Fun for Kids} says
March 27, 2015 at 5:26 pmThank you, Carrie! I still have other letters planned – why don’t you sign up to the newsletter to be notified whenever I publish new posts? The sign-up is here.