The Lorax Air Pollution Alphabet Activities for Kids

The Lorax Air Pollution Alphabet Activities for Kids is an educational worksheet designed to blend environmental awareness with early literacy skills. Perfect for Kindergarten (K), 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, and Elementary School classrooms in various countries, this fun and thoughtful resource helps children connect each letter of the alphabet to words related to clean air and the environment. Each page introduces a letter pair — uppercase and lowercase — along with an environmental word like “Air” for A or “Breathe” for B. Students are encouraged to read the letter and word aloud, trace the letters and key terms, and color the correct word from a short word bank. Whether you’re teaching in the United States, Canada, Australia, the UK, or anywhere else, this activity is excellent for enhancing early literacy while also discussing critical environmental topics. The Lorax-themed design creates a familiar, friendly setting that engages children and inspires them to care about the planet. This resource can support science, language arts, and Earth Day lesson plans. It’s also a great tool for homeschoolers looking to integrate cross-curricular learning. By connecting letter recognition and writing practice with environmental stewardship, this worksheet encourages students to think critically and compassionately about their world.

Usage:

Use this worksheet during Earth Day, environmental education units, or any time you want to combine alphabet learning with environmental topics. Great for classroom centers, morning work, or take-home activities.

Activity:

Kids will read each featured letter and word aloud, trace the letter and environmental word, and color the correct image that represents the vocabulary. It builds early reading, writing, and environmental awareness skills.

Tools Needed:

• Crayons or colored pencils
• Pencils for tracing
• Printable worksheet pages
• Eraser (optional)

Page Size:

8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)

User Instruction:

• Read It: Start by reading the uppercase and lowercase letters and the environmental word below.
• Trace It: Trace the bold or dotted letters and any words shown on the page.
• Color It: Choose the correct word that matches the picture and color it.
• Repeat for each page, and talk about how each word relates to air pollution and the environment.