Teaching the alphabet through space can be both educational and delightful.  Alphabet Worksheets: These worksheets cover all 26 letters of the alphabet from A to Z. Each worksheet displays an example of the uppercase and lowercase letter, along with a corresponding word to trace. The universe featured in the pictures match the beginning letter, making it fun and memorable. There are two lines for handwriting practice: one for uppercase and another for lowercase. At the bottom of each page, students can seek and find both versions of the letter.

Galaxy adventura

Amy the Asteroid spinning joyfully in space, tracing a bright 'A' with stardust against a backdrop of stars.

In the vast, velvet sky, Amy the Asteroid loved to twirl and spin. She danced around her friends, showing off her graceful moves. 'A is for Amy,' she giggled, spinning faster. 'And A is for Asteroid, too!' With every whirl, she traced the letter 'A' in stardust, bright and clear.

Astounding Asteroids

Barry the Black Hole gently pulling swirling stars to form a 'B', with a soft smile on his face.

Barry the Black Hole was a bit shy but very brave. 'B is for Barry,' he said softly, 'and B is for Black Hole.' He loved to pull things close with his gravity, but always made sure they were safe. 'See? I can help things find their way,' he smiled, making a 'B' with swirling stars.

Brave Black Holes

Carla the Comet racing through the dark space, her tail leaving a sparkling 'C' trail behind her.

Carla the Comet zipped through space with a sparkling tail. 'C is for Carla, and C is for Comet,' she declared. She loved to race across the sky, leaving a trail of letters behind. 'Let's make the whole alphabet!' she cheered, drawing a 'C' with her shimmering tail.

Cheerful Comets

Danny the Dwarf Planet orbiting the sun, his path creating a proud 'D' in the vastness of space.

Danny the Dwarf Planet was small but daring. 'D is for Danny, and D is for Dwarf Planet,' he announced. He orbited the sun with a proud heart, showing everyone that size doesn't matter. 'Together, we can spell anything!' he exclaimed, forming a 'D' with his orbit.