Capitals and small letters, first sounds, ABC order
Make a cut and paste page for letters. Your child can glue each small letter under its capital, glue the letter that each picture starts with, or put the missing letters back into the alphabet. Pick a group of letters, let the page pick, or type the letters you are working on.
Your worksheet:
On the first sound page every picture starts with the usual sound of its letter: a for apple, b for bat, c for cat. C and k never come on the same page, because cat and key start with the same sound.
Child-safe scissors and a glue stick.
Yes. Choose “The letters I type below” and type them, for example b d p q.
Very few words a young child knows start with the sound of x, and q is taught with u. Those letters are on the other two kinds of page.
Yes. Turn on “Answer key page”.
Yes. Choose “Black and white” under “Print in”. The page uses very little ink.
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