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Learning the Letter X for Kindergarten – Free Printable Download

The letter X can be tricky for little learners because it doesn’t begin many words, but it’s still an exciting letter to explore! This uppercase Letter X worksheet helps preschoolers identify and trace the shape of X, recognize X-sounds in familiar words, and connect the letter to real-world visuals like “X-ray,” “X-Box,” and “Xylophone.”

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Fun Fact to Share!

Did you know? The letter X is often used in treasure maps to show where the treasure is hidden—“X marks the spot!”

Real-World Connections to Letter X

The X-ray introduces young learners to science and how doctors see bones. The X-Box represents modern tech that kids may see at home. The colorful Xylophone brings music into learning and makes the lesson fun and multi-sensory.

What's Inside the Letter X Worksheet?

A large, bold uppercase X to help children focus on the letter’s shape.
Bright images of an X-ray, X-Box, and Xylophone to reinforce the sound of X in different positions within words.
Guided tracing lines to help kids practice writing uppercase X using dotted lines.
Phonics introduction with the “Say the X Words” section.

How This Worksheet Helps Preschoolers Learn

Letter Recognition: By consistently seeing and saying the letter X, children begin to recognize it in everyday words and print.
Sound Awareness: While X doesn’t start many words, this worksheet teaches how X appears in the middle or end of words (like box or fox).
Motor Skills: Tracing the straight lines of the X shape strengthens fine motor coordination and pencil control.
Cognitive Development: Matching visuals with vocabulary helps deepen word association and memory.