Letter I Capital and Lowercase Letter Sort

Letter I sorting for young learners: nine ice-skating children each hold a capital I or a lowercase i, and students cut them apart and place each one on the matching ice rink mat.
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Nursery–Reception (Early Years), Year 1 (Key Stage 1)
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Updated Sep 27, 2026

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Seasons, Phonics, Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, English
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Letter I, Letter I Activity
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Winter Letter I Capital and Lowercase Sort Students sort capital and lowercase letter I's in this engaging winter-themed activity. Young learners practise distinguishing between upper and lowercase letters while matching ice skaters to the correct icy pond. This multifaceted resource builds letter recognition, sorting skills, and fine motor development. Use it in literacy centres, small groups, morning tubs, or as independent practice. Simple preparation makes it a versatile activity for various settings like file folders and baking trays. The set includes one uppercase and one lowercase letter mat and 9 ice skater cutouts (5 uppercase, 4 lowercase). With clear directions and extensions, educators can easily implement this activity into diverse lesson plans. Nursery and Year 1 students will love matching the adorable ice skaters while developing fundamental literacy skills.

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