Capital letters are the star of the show in a wonderful language arts instructional activity. After a teacher-led demonstration and discussion on capital letters, groups of pupils get together and work on the computer to fix the flashing...

The letter G is the focus of a worksheet that offers tracing and writing practice to perfect young scholars' handwriting ability. 

Search for the correct letters of the alphabet with a game of ABC bingo. Each card contains uppercase and lowercase letters for kids to locate as the caller announces them.

For this alphabet letters worksheet, students learn to match upper- and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Students cut apart the letters in the boxes. Students then match the pairs of uppercase and lowercase letters.

In this nouns worksheet, students think of a noun that begins with each letter of the alphabet and write them on the lines. A dictionary may be used for help.

In this uppercase and lowercase E, F, G, and H worksheet, students practice recognizing letters as they look at the uppercase letter in each row and then circle the letter that is the lowercase version.

In this matching uppercase and lowercase P, Q, R, S, and T worksheet, students learn to recognize uppercase and lowercase letters as they match 5 uppercase letters on the left to the corresponding lowercase letters on the right.

In this matching letters worksheet, learners draw lines to match upper and lower case examples of letters U, V, W, X, Y and Z.

In this printing practice worksheet, learners trace the uppercase letters of the alphabet and then write them independently on the provided lines.

In this printing practice worksheet, learners trace the lowercase letters of the alphabet and then write them independently on the provided lines.

In this printing practice worksheet, students trace the lowercase letters of the alphabet and then write them independently.

In this after worksheet, students answer short answer questions about which letters come after other letters in the alphabet. Students answer 4 questions.

In this alphabet/beginning sounds worksheet, students read 8 short words inside a tractor shape. In each of 8 wheels labeled with a letter, students write the words in the wheel with the correct first letter.

In this letter recognition worksheet, students draw a line from a lower case letter to its matching upper case letter. Worksheet is 2 pages and includes the entire alphabet.

In this printing practice worksheet, students trace the lowercase letters a - z and then write them independently on the provided lines.

For this alphabet worksheet, students find the letters of the alphabet in the underwater picture. Students find all 26 letters and cross them out at the bottom as they find them.

In this silent letters instructional activity, students add one or more silent letters to thirty words to help them to be pronounced correctly in the English language.

In this printing practice and letter recognition learning exercise, students trace the uppercase letters A-Z as they study the letters.

In this letter D learning exercise, students draw a path in a maze from the dog to the dog bone by following the letter D. Both upper and lower case letters are shown.

In this solving mazes worksheets, students find the path using upper case letters from A to Z and the other path using lower case letters from a to z. Students solve two mazes.

Students write the letters of the alphabet. In this language arts lesson, students listen as the teacher says a letter. Students write the letter spoken by the teacher. Students write capital or lowercase letters.

In this alphabet worksheet, students say the names of all the lower case letters out of order. Students check off the box as they correctly identify each letter. This can be an assessment with a teacher.

Students practice using the letter u in order to understand letter-sound correspondence. In this letter-sound correspondence lesson plan, students write, read, and say different words with the letter u in them.

Itchy Ritchy can help your learners remember the /i/ sound! First teach young learners the fun tongue twister illustrating the target sound, and have them identify the target sound in other words. Use the reading Tim and the Top to...