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Alphabet Letter Recognition Activity

Alphabet Letter Recognition Activity
, Not Grade Specific,

Uppercase and lowercase alphabet flash cards paired with letter grids that separate consonants from vowels, for practice recognising and naming every letter.

Author Have Fun Teaching

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Tags Alphabet, Letter Recognition

AN Word Dice Games - A CVC Phonics Centre

AN Word Dice Games - A CVC Phonics Centre
, Not Grade Specific,

Students roll a consonant die (c, f, m, p, r, t or v) and an -an rime die to make words such as can, fan and van, then colour, trace, cover, graph or write each word on a recording mat.

Author The Connett Connection

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Tags Dice Games, Literacy Game, Phonics Games, Literacy Center, Small Group Activity, CVC Words, AN Words, AN Word Family

Beginning Sounds Printable

Beginning Sounds Printable
, Not Grade Specific,

Beginning sounds charts with two pictures and two letter choices in every row; students say the picture names and circle the letter for the beginning sound.

Author KD's Kids School Shop

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Tags Beginning Sounds, Letter Sounds, Phonics Activity, Preschool, Literacy Centers, Background Knowledge, Reading Centers, Small Groups, Alphabet

Letter A Worksheets - Cut and Paste Activities

Letter A Worksheets - Cut and Paste Activities
, Not Grade Specific,

Three cut-and-paste sorting tasks build recognition of the letter A — sorting pictures that begin with A into an apple, sorting capital and lowercase A among distractor letters, and sorting pictures by long or short A vowel sound.

Author The Connett Connection

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Tags Letter A Worksheets, Cut And Paste Worksheets, Alphabet Worksheets, Beginning Sounds, Letter Recognition, Letter A Activities, Morning Work, Kindergarten Homework, Phonics Worksheets, Letter A Activity Worksheets, Letter I Worksheets Cut And Paste, Cut And Paste Alphabet Worksheets Pdf, Cut And Paste Letters, Alphabet Cut And Paste, Letter W Cut And Paste Worksheets, Cut And Paste Alphabet Worksheets

Letter B Capital and Lowercase Letter Sorting

Letter B Capital and Lowercase Letter Sorting
, Not Grade Specific,

Students cut apart 12 letter cards showing capital and lowercase B and sort each one onto the matching capital or lowercase sorting mat.

Author The Connett Connection

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Tags Letter B, Letter B Activity, Capital And Lowercase Letter Sort, Alphabet Sort, Alphabet Center, Alphabet Activity, Letter Recognition, Identifying Letters, Preschool Literacy, Literacy Center

Letter C Capital and Lowercase Letter Sorting Activity

Letter C Capital and Lowercase Letter Sorting Activity
, Not Grade Specific,

Students sort a mix of capital and lowercase C's onto matching caterpillar mats to build letter-recognition skills.

Author The Connett Connection

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Tags Letter C, Letter C Sorting, Letter C Activity, Alphabet Sorting, Capital And Lowercase Letters, Alphabet Center, Literacy Center, Sorting Activity, Preschool Sorting, Caterpillars

Letter C Dab It Worksheets

Letter C Dab It Worksheets
, Not Grade Specific,

Each page presents a dense field of printed letters for selective marking. The first isolates uppercase C, the second isolates lowercase c, and the third mixes both target forms in one search. Children use a dot marker to cover each target while leaving unrelated letters untouched. Changing the target across pages develops case-specific recognition first, then requires flexible switching when capital and lowercase examples appear together.

Author The Connett Connection

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Tags Letter C, Letter C Activity, Letter C Worksheets, Dab It, Alphabet Activities, Dot Marker, Letter Recognition, Fine Motor, Alphabet Worksheets