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About the Find the Letter worksheets
This free letters pack has 28 printable A4 pages: circle every letter you can find, A to Z. You can edit the words on every page, print it or save it as a PDF, and there's a matching PowerPoint lesson to teach it with. It's made for English teachers in Korea and works for kindergarten and elementary classes, hagwons and tutoring.
What's inside
- Find the Letter Aa: Circle every A and a. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Bb: Circle every B and b. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Cc: Circle every C and c. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Dd: Circle every D and d. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Ee: Circle every E and e. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Ff: Circle every F and f. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Gg: Circle every G and g. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Hh: Circle every H and h. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Ii: Circle every I and i. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Jj: Circle every J and j. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Kk: Circle every K and k. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Ll: Circle every L and l. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Mm: Circle every M and m. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Nn: Circle every N and n. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Oo: Circle every O and o. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Pp: Circle every P and p. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Qq: Circle every Q and q. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Rr: Circle every R and r. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Ss: Circle every S and s. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Tt: Circle every T and t. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Uu: Circle every U and u. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Vv: Circle every V and v. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Ww: Circle every W and w. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Xx: Circle every X and x. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Yy: Circle every Y and y. Then count them.
- Find the Letter Zz: Circle every Z and z. Then count them.
Words in this pack
apple, ball, car, dog, elephant, fish, gift, hat, island, jeans, key, lion, monkey, nut, octopus, pig, question, rabbit, sun, tree, unicorn, van, watch, x-ray, yarn
How to use it in class
Model each letter on the board first, saying its name and its sound, then let students trace and write. Point to the picture word on each page so the sound sticks. Two or three pages make a good warm-up, and the later pages work well as a quick review at the start of the next class.
