Use these uppercase and lowercase matching worksheets to help students identify and name both forms of each letter.
Uppercase and Lowercase Match Worksheets
Our Uppercase and Lowercase Match worksheets are the perfect way to help young learners connect big letters with their smaller partners. Designed for early literacy development, these activities make it easy for students to practise matching uppercase letters with lowercase letters while building confidence in their alphabet skills.
Each page highlights both the uppercase and lowercase version of a small group of letters, giving learners the chance to trace, colour, and match without distraction.
The Importance of Recognising and Naming Uppercase and Lowercase Letters
Being able to recognise and name all uppercase and lowercase letters is a key early literacy skill. When children can identify both versions of each letter, they build the foundation for reading fluency, spelling accuracy, and writing success.
Our Uppercase and Lowercase Match worksheets give learners the practice they need to master this skill and confidently move from single letter worksheets to full alphabet worksheets.
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Use the dropdown menu to download these single letter worksheets by choosing between the editable Google Slide version or the easy to print PDF version of this resource.
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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