Help children learn the alphabet with this fun Christmas Tree Alphabet printable. This free worksheet can help children in preschool and kindergarten develop their problem-solving skills. It can also help teach letter recognition, knowledge of alphabetical order, and handwriting techniques.
Children can fill in the missing upper case letters and even color the trees.
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