Letter A
Trace the letters. Circle every picture that starts with A.
AaA is for apple1Trace the capital A and the lowercase a.
2Circle the pictures that start with A.
Find the letter aLetter hunt · lowercase a among look-alikesMake it →
Trace letters A–FHandwriting · A and its neighbors on writing linesMake it →
First letters A–FSay the picture, trace its first letterMake it →
Match letters A–FDraw a line from each capital to its lowercaseMake it →First letters A–F · Capitals
First letters A–F · Capitals
First letters A–F · Capitals
First letters A–F · Lowercase
First letters A–F · Lowercase
First letters A–F · LowercaseLetter tracing · A–F · Capital and lowercase · 6 rows
Letter tracing · a–f · Lowercase · 6 rowsMatch the letters · A–F · 4 pairs
Match the letters · A–F · 5 pairsLetter hunt · a · Lowercase · 1 puzzleThe sheet starts with a picture the child already knows: A is for apple. Say the word slowly and listen to its first sound — that sound is written with the letter A. In our pictures, A starts the word apple.
Then the child traces a row of capital A and a row of lowercase a. The first letter in each row is darker — it is the model; the rest are dotted for the pencil to follow. Finally, the child names each picture at the bottom and circles every one that starts with A. Print in color or in black and white, on US Letter or A4.
Want a mixed sheet with many letters? Make your own first-letter worksheet.
