Letter Jj

In this large J worksheet, students see the uppercase letter J and lowercase letter j, recognize them as the same letter and then color both of the letters.

In these recognizing the letters Jj and Kk worksheets, students trace and write the upper case j and k and the lower case j and i, circle and count the Jj and the Kk in a group of letters, and add j and k to picture words to complete...

Print this word wheel, laminate it, and keep it in a basket for learners to work on during free time. There are eight pictures shown; which ones start with the letter j? Learners can use clothespins to mark their answers and turn the...

Practice writing the upper and lowercase letter J with a learning exercise that challenges young scholars to trace and write independently.  

Here is a 4-page packet of lessons on the letter "J." Enhance phonetic understanding while providing writing practice. Young learners will also have a chance to identify items that begin with "J." Great Resource!

In this letter "J" instructional activity, students examine a puzzle and color the tiles that have the letter "J" on them. Students then respond to 1 short answer question.

In this printing practice worksheet, students analyze and trace 4 examples of both upper and lower case Jj. Students form their own letter J on the lines. Students then trace 4 words which begin with letter J. Note: This appears to be...

In the letter "J" worksheet, learners practice printing the uppercase and lowercase letter "J" by first tracing the letters. Students then print both letters on their own and draw a picture of a word that begins with the letter "J."

A good printing practice worksheet is here for you. Learners follow the direction arrows and trace eight dotted examples of upper and lower case Zaner-Bloser letter "J." They also trace the word "jet" before practicing on their own on...

In this printing practice worksheet, students learn to form both upper and lower case DeNelian letter Jj. Students trace the examples before forming their own letters on the primary lines. Students color the picture of the jackrabbit.