Make a Pizza: Letter Matching Activity

Letter matching games are one of my favorite ways to practice the alphabet with my preschoolers. To keep it fun, I like to come up with creative ideas, such as our Band-Aid Bear letter matching activity. It was such a hit that I wanted to create another one, this time with my kids' favorite food - pizza!
Make a Pizza: Free Letter Matching Activity
The free printable game is simple, match the pizza toppings to the correct letters on the pizza until you add them all. This can be done several ways:

1. Cut & Paste activity: This is the way we did it and she was able to practice her scissor skills. The downside is that once it's done you can't do it over again without printing another copy, but you can hang it up on the wall or fridge and call out the pizza letters. 

2. File Folder Game: This can easily be turned into a file folder game and played over and over again. If you laminate the pieces they will last a long time.

Make a Pizza: Free Letter Matching Activity

When you print out the pizza, it will be divided in two pages. Just cut off the excess white space and tape the two halves of the pizza together. Then, you or your child can cut out the toppings.

This game comes with both uppercase and lowercase letters so you can customize it to your child's skill level.



This Pizza alphabet game is part of our Alphabet Games Bundle, a set of 15 unique, hands-on printable ABC games.


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Viviana is a blogging mom to a toddler, a preschooler, and a kindergartner, sharing ideas and resources for early education. She specializes in unique, hands-on printable activities that are educational, fun and inspire creativity in young minds.

4 comments:

  1. Thank you so very much for making this game! I printed your Teddy Bear game for my granddaughter who is working on matching upper case to upper case letters! Please make more of these types of games if you can!

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    1. I'm so glad you like the games. There are definitely more to come! Thanks for stopping by.

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