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Chicken Worksheets for Preschoolers (Free Printables)

Have fun with the kids using these free chicken worksheets for preschoolers!

Perfect for homeschool or classroom fun, these printables are also great for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students.

Enjoy exciting activities that build literacy skills, counting, and the alphabet with these 6 free homeschool printables.

Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, these chicken-themed worksheets are a delightful way to boost your children’s learning.

A collage of chicken-themed preschool worksheets featuring activities like counting, tracing, coloring by number, an alphabet maze, and writing practice. Crayons and markers are shown next to the worksheets. Text reads: Chicken Worksheets for Preschoolers.

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Free printable chicken worksheets

These chicken printable worksheets are free to print for personal or classroom use. To get the PDF file, scroll to the bottom of the page.

You can download 12 pages: six in black and white for the kids to color and six in full color. If you want to save ink, you can choose to print only the black and white pages, giving the kids a fun coloring activity while conserving your printer’s ink.

Chicken writing practice

Start by having your child color the chicken, then practice writing the word “chicken” in both lowercase and uppercase letters.

This chicken tracing worksheet is great for developing fine motor skills and introducing language and literacy.

A writing practice worksheet featuring a chick and a hen outlined for coloring, with the word CHICKEN to trace. Beside it is an open 24-pack of Crayola crayons and three plastic jewels.

Tracing and copying letters helps your preschooler recognize and learn letter shapes and sounds, building a strong foundation for reading and writing. Plus, as they improve hand-eye coordination and strengthen finger muscles, they’ll be better prepared for writing and drawing tasks.

These worksheets are a fun, engaging way to boost your child’s learning and development.

A worksheet titled Writing Practice features an illustration of a yellow chick and a brown hen. Below the images, the word CHICKEN is presented in dotted lines for tracing, with two colorful heart-shaped gems beside the sheet.

C is for chicken worksheet

Begin with coloring the chicken, then trace both uppercase and lowercase C letters, and finally color all the circles with the same letters.

These find the letter worksheets help preschoolers distinguish between different letter shapes and sizes, an essential skill for reading and writing.

A worksheet titled Find the Letters featuring a chicken illustration. It says C is for chicken and includes a tracing activity with letter C circles. Three colorful gems and a box of Crayola crayons are beside the sheet.

The interactive nature of these worksheets turns learning into an exciting letter hunt, making it more engaging for kids.

Continue learning with these free printable alphabet worksheets.

A worksheet titled Find the Letters with a drawing of a chicken. There are circles with various letters, mainly C and F. Some circles are colored yellow. Text at the top says C is for chicken. A pink heart and blue gem are in the top right corner.

Chicken color by number

This chicken coloring page requires only four colors: brown, light brown, orange, and red.

The colored version shows the three colors and their words, while the black and white version includes just the written words. To make it easier, color the crayons in the correct colors before handing them out.

A color-by-number sheet featuring a cartoon chicken with marked sections for red (comb), orange (beak), brown (body), and yellow (feet). Beside it is a box of Crayola crayons and three colored gems.

Chicken alphabet maze

Starting with the chicken, your child can help her get back to the nest by coloring the correct path from A to Z.

Completing this maze improves fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and finger strength.

Additionally, solving an alphabet maze enhances spatial awareness and cognitive skills.

A hexagonal alphabet maze where the goal is to help a chicken reach her nest. Letters in lowercase guide the way. A pink heart and a blue gem sit beside the maze.

Chicken math worksheets

Kids will love this free printable counting worksheet. They can color the chicken (if using the black and white option) and count up to 5 chickens, writing the correct number.

These worksheets reinforce counting skills up to 5, providing a solid foundation for early math learning. Don’t miss our free missing numbers worksheet 1-20 too!

A worksheet titled Chicken Count featuring cartoon chickens and chicks. Rows depict different numbers of chickens or chicks, with spaces to fill in the correct count. Colored jewels are placed on the top right corner. Numbers 3, 2, 5, and 4 are filled in.

Chicken tracing worksheet

Engage your child’s creativity while enhancing their fine motor skills.

By coloring four different chickens and their homes (or an Easter basket!) and tracing the zigzag lines, your child improves hand-eye coordination and strengthens hand muscles.

This worksheet also introduces basic shapes and patterns, developing pre-writing skills and muscle memory needed for future writing tasks.

A chicken tracing activity sheet with three wavy paths leading from chickens to nests. Designed for children to practice tracing. Three decorative gems—pink, blue, and black—are placed above the sheet.

Chicken books for preschool

We love reading in our home, these are our favorite chicken books for preschoolers:

All Things Chickens For Kids is a fun and informative book that introduces preschoolers to the world of chickens. They’ll learn about different breeds of chickens, how they hatch from eggs, and what they eat. The book also includes colorful illustrations that will capture their attention and keep them engaged.

My Chickens Lay Eggs is a delightful story that teaches young children about where eggs come from. The book follows a little girl as she learns how to take care of her chickens and gather their eggs. It’s a great way to introduce preschoolers to the concept of farm-to-table and the importance of caring for animals.

How Many Chickens Are on the Farm is an engaging and colorful book that helps preschoolers learn to count. They’ll practice counting chickens, eggs, and other farm animals as they explore the farm. The book is designed to be interactive, so children can count along and practice their numbers.

Where Do Chicks Come From? is an educational book that teaches preschoolers about the life cycle of a chicken. They’ll learn how eggs are fertilized, how chicks develop inside the egg, and how they eventually hatch. The book is filled with bright illustrations and simple language that makes it easy for young children to understand. It’s a great way to introduce them to the wonders of nature and the miracle of life.

Have fun with these chicken preschool activities!

Other free letter C activities

If you are looking for even more letter C activities you will love these:

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Last Updated on 8 April 2025 by Clare Brown

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