Letter D Worksheets and Activities

Letter D Activities

Free printable letter D worksheets, coloring pages and activities to make learning the letter D fun.

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Letter D Coloring Pages

D is for dice

How to use this alphabet coloring coloring sheet?

Letter D Coloring Page

Letter D Worksheets

Handwriting Worksheet

Spongebob Letter D Worksheet

This SpongeBob letter D worksheet will teach kids to recognize, read and write the letter D (lowercase “d”) and learn the beginning sound for the letter “d”.

How do you use this worksheet?

1. Say, this is the letter d and point to the letter “d”.
2. Say, “dog begins with the letter d. Listen for the sound that “d” makes at the beginning of the word ddddd-dog”.
3. Ask the child to say “ddddd-dog.”
4. Show the child how to trace the hollow d with a finger and then ask him/her to color the hollow “d”.
5. Have the child trace the grey letter d at the bottom of the page with his/her finger and then with a pencil.
6. Have the child write the letter d on the line and continue until the end of the line.
7. Ask the child to color the pictures of Plankton and the dogs.

Letter D Activities

D is for dough

Playdough is a great way to learn about the letter D. Either make your own play dough or buy it ready made. It is really easy to make it and it works out much cheaper. Mix 1.5 cups of flour with 1 cup of salt. Add 1 cup of water slowly until you reach the right consistency. You might need to add a little more or less. Try and make as many things as possible that start with the letter D.

Letter D cookies

Prepare your favorite cookie dough and create D shaped cookies. Once you have shaped the cookies to look like the letter D you can then decorate them.

D is for doughnut

Get some plain doughnuts and decorate them! If you are concerned about the nutritional value of the activity (or more precisely the lack of nutritional value) you can make the doughnuts after the healthy dip below J.

D is for Dip

Make a dip with cottage cheese, yogurt, chives and other fresh herbs. Cut up some fresh vegetables and dip them in the healthy dip. You can also toast pita bread cut into wedges (quarters or eighths), bread sticks and crackers.

D is for Dolls

Fold a piece of paper in a fan shape. Draw a doll on the folded paper. Cut out the doll making sure that you do not cut the edges of the doll (in order to keep the recurring doll shape). Open up and decorate.

D is for Doll

Make a paper doll using the free template provided. Print the doll’s body and doll clothes and cut each item out. The clothes and accessories can be printed on regular paper but the doll should be printed on heavy duty paper if you want it to last longer. You can also have it laminated. The kids can also create additional clothes and accessories by tracing the doll and then drawing various items on the template. It is important to trace the template first to ensure that the size will be right.