Making an Alphabet Book by Kathryn Stout. You could get as creative and crafty as you want, but this gives you a good guide to get started.
Handwriting
Address Practice Craft Printable. A great way to learn your address, practice handwriting and how to address letters
Create Your Own Printable Handwriting Worksheets Just type in the words to practice, pick a font style (traditional or modern manuscript), include instructions to display on the worksheet if you like and click “create worksheet”! Easy peasy.
Handwriting Worksheets and Printable Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten – There is a wealth of activities here for the younger set.
Copywork – This is a very helpful article if you are wondering about copywork, how to do it and its benefits. The Charlotte Mason method is particularly encouraging of copywork.
If you’ve got a leftie (I do!), there are some special things to consider when teaching handwriting. Here are three resources that offer some great tips:
How to Hold a Pencil – Draw Your World – Correct Pencil Grip – with diagrams and tips
Jan Brett Alphabet – These would be a great reference guide for any handwriting curriculum. The illustrations are wonderful. You could even print them on cardstock (and frame them?!) and decorate a room, they’re that sweet. Or hang them on the wall of your schooling room. Choose from traditional manuscript, cursive manuscript and modern manuscript.