Letter T Activities

- Year groups
- Nursery–Reception (Early Years), Years 1–2 (Key Stage 1)
- Pages
- 5
- File type
- Answer key
- Included
- Subject
- Writing, Reading, English
- Topic
- Letterhunt, Alphabet
- Resource types
- Worksheets
- Answer key
- Included
From the author
About this resource
This file is a PDF. It is a Letter Hunt for the letter T. It can be used in Reception, Year 2, or homeschool.
Students can use crayon to colour in all the letter Ts or use dabbers. Once students colour in all the Ts the dots will reveal a "hidden letter T" in the Letter Hunt.
As extra practice students can write over the coloured dots to form the letter T.
Includes:
Capital Letter T hunt
Mix of both upper and lowercase letter T hunt
Answer keys in colour
Enjoy!
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In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Visually scan a grid of mixed letters to identify every instance of a target letter (T).
Distinguish the target uppercase and lowercase letter T from visually similar distractor letters.
Teaching tips
Use bingo dabbers for a quick, low-prep version, or crayons if dabbers aren't available.
Keep the answer key pages for checking: once every T is coloured, the shaded letters form a large T.
Skills covered
Letter recognition — students visually scan a grid to identify every occurrence of the target letter T, in both uppercase and lowercase.
Visual discrimination — pupils tell T and t apart from the other capital and lowercase letters around them.
Good to know
Questions teachers ask about this resource
What's the difference between the two grids in the file?
The first grid mixes capital T and lowercase t with other letters; the second uses capital letters only. Each grid has a colour answer key showing the hidden T.
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Letter recognition
Visual discrimination
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