Letter D Unit Study Worksheets (Free Printables)
Looking for a fun and engaging way to introduce the Letter D? This catapult into “D” learning features 34 free printables brimming with ducks, dirt, daisies, and dandelions.

Perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners, these worksheets help children practice handwriting, letter recognition, fine motor skills, and more—while having a blast exploring all things D!
I was truly inspired by a few beloved duck characters like Ping from ‘The Story About Ping’ by Marjorie Flack. And Jemima Puddle-Duck from Beatrix Potter.
What’s Inside the Worksheets?
With adorable duck and flower graphics (think ducks, daisies, and dandelions!), these pages are sure to capture your child’s attention and make learning a delight.

1. Color, Cut, and Paste Activities

2. Capital D and Lowercase d Tracing

3. Help the Duck Find the Dandelion

3. Dot Marker Fun

5. D-Themed Mazes

6. Coloring Picture Puzzles

7. Finish This Drawing

8. Match the D on the Daisies

9. Differentiate d and b Memorization

…and plenty more! Each printable is crafted to spark curiosity and excitement, ensuring kids stay engaged and motivated while mastering the Letter D.
More Educational Printables At Your Fingertips
- Letter A Unit Study Worksheets
- Letter B Unit Study Worksheets
- Letter C Unit Study Worksheets
- Classic Winnie the Pooh Alphabet Flashcards
Recommended Children’s Books
Pair your letter D worksheets with these classic, duck-themed or flower-themed books to enrich your unit.

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Reading stories that highlight D words can reinforce the sound and usage of the letter:
- “Make Way for Ducklings” by Robert McCloskey
A timeless tale of a family of ducks in Boston—perfect for discussing the letter D. - “Duck on a Bike” by David Shannon
A silly story about a duck daring to ride a bike, filled with colorful illustrations and a playful storyline. - “Daisy Comes Home” by Jan Brett
Though this story features a hen named Daisy, it’s a wonderful way to emphasize the letter D while also exploring themes of adventure and friendship. - “The Story of Ping” by Marjorie Flack
Follow a curious duck named Ping who lives on the Yangtze River—another delightful way to celebrate the letter D.
Letter D “Duck” Books in Public Domain

- “The Ugly Duckling” by Hans Christian Andersen
This classic fairy tale follows a duckling’s journey of transformation and self-discovery. - “The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck” by Beatrix Potter
A beloved story starring a determined duck on a mission to hatch her own eggs.
Additional Activities to Enrich the Unit
Duck-Themed Crafts
- Construct a duck puppet with a paper bag and craft materials.
- Make a “dirt and daisies” collage using real or fake flowers and brown construction paper to represent dirt.
Letter D Sensory Bin
Fill a bin with dried beans or rice (“dirt”) and hide cutouts of letter Ds or small duck figures.
Let kids dig around to find them—an engaging, hands-on approach to learning.
D Is for Dough
Whip up some homemade playdough (you can color it brown to represent dirt!) and have children shape Ds, daisies, or ducks out of dough.
Nature Walk for Dandelions and Daisies
If possible, take a short walk outside to look for real daisies and dandelions. Observe how they differ and bring back samples (or photos) to draw or glue onto worksheets.
Making It Fun and Engaging

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Print as many copies as you need for home use, classroom centers, or homeschooling groups. Have fun exploring the sights and sounds of D!

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