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Looking for a fun and hands-on way to teach letters and their sounds? Then this Printable Dinosaur Alphabet Sequencing Puzzle for uppercase and lowercase is what you need!

As a preschooler, I don’t really think a lot is expected for them to know. Some basics are like colors, shapes, numbers and letters are very important. And when that learning includes creating a prehistoric scene with smiling dinosaurs to boot, this game is sure to be a HIT!

Printable Dinosaur Alphabet Sequencing Puzzle

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I designed this full color 26 vertical cards sequencing Alphabet game for my nephew. He is 3.5 and is crazy about Dinosaurs.  This has a prehistoric scene spread across 2 Letter size sheets, each with 13 vertical puzzle pieces that need to be put together to reveal the dinosaur land.  
 

   
 
We printed the two puzzle mats at home on a Glossy print 120 GSM cardstock. It was too thin to be of any use to us as a puzzle mat, so we laminated both sheets and then cut off the extra white trim.  
 
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For younger kids, cut out blocks of 4 letters along the white vertical lines. This reduces the number of pieces and is easier for them to arrange. Once they get familiar, you can cut out all the 26 letters of the alphabet as separate puzzle pieces. Always start with the Capital letters on the top of the picture.  Ask them to recognize the letter & say the letter sounds out loud. As they line up each alphabet in the correct sequence the dinosaurs are revealed. The pictures are bright and colorful. You could use this printable and play a game of I Spy – Spot the eggs, the volcano, the T-rex . Count the clouds, Count the dinos. Practice colors – I spy a purple T Rex and an orange Stegosaurus. Use this to talk about the prehistoric age when Dinosaurs ruled and how it is different from today.  

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The lower part of each card holds the corresponding lower letter alphabet. You can assemble the puzzle pieces following the smaller letters or further cut the puzzle lengthwise to make 26 x 2 = 52 cards.

 
This post is part of –   31 Days of ABC! You can look forward to 31 more days of activities, crafts, books, apps, and more, all dedicated to teaching young children the alphabet. I am so happy to be working with an amazing group of kid bloggers, who will be sharing their amazing ideas with us in the coming days. And this year for the first year we are also adding a giveaway, so be sure to scroll to the end and enter for a chance to win! So join us as we jump, skip, hop, and read our way through the alphabet this October! Don’t forget to follow our 31 Days of ABCs Pinterest board for even more great ABC ideas!

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