Letter J Mazes

Capital J and lowercase j each get an easy maze and a harder one, and students find their way from start to end by stepping only on J's.
Year levels
Foundation, Pre-school (Early Years)
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Updated Apr 21, 2023

Subject
Phonics, Language Development, English
Topic
Letter J, Letter J Activities
Resource types
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Australian Curriculum content descriptions
AC9EFLY11 — recognise and name all upper- and lower-case letters (graphs) and know the most common…

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With these letter J mazes, students will practise their letter recognition skills to follow the letter J through the maze. These pages are suitable for Pre-school to Foundation students who are learning to recognise the letter J.


These alphabet mazes are differentiated for students on different levels. There is an easy version of each capital letter maze and lowercase letter maze having fewer boxes and a more difficult maze with many more boxes.


When to Use:

  • * Literacy Centre

  • * Independent Practice

  • * Fine Motor Centre

  • * Small Group Activity

  • * Homework

  • * Relief Plans


Skills Assessed

  • * Letter Recognition Skills

  • * Distinguishing the letter J from amongst other letters

  • * Fine Motor Skills

  • * Following Directions


These worksheets are no prep. Teachers simply need to print out and give to students to complete. The teacher may choose to add manipulatives or special utensils to complete these pages to make them more fun and interactive.

Alternative Ways to Complete

  • * Use Dot Markers or Bingo Dabbers

  • * Cover the letter with stickers

  • * Use mini rubbers or bingo counters to cover the letters

  • * Laminate to make it a write and wipe activity

Students will enjoy completing these mazes. They create a fun, engaging way for students to get a lot of practice with recognising the letter J in both its capital letter form and its lowercase letter form as well as distinguishing the letter J from among all the other letters of the alphabet. Whether you use this as independent practice, in a centre setting, or send home for homework, students will gain ample practice with this important skill.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recognise capital J and lowercase j among other letters

Skills covered

  • Visual tracking — following consecutive J's through a letter grid

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Australian Curriculum (Version 9.0)

Australian Curriculum content descriptions

Australian Curriculum content descriptions

  • AC9EFLY11 — recognise and name all upper- and lower-case letters (graphs) and know the most common sound that each letter represents

Core concepts

  • Letter J

  • Letter recognition

  • Visual discrimination

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