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Preschool Uppercase Letter Recognition Worksheet

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Find and Name Uppercase Letters

Preschool - Reading - Building Confidence

Worksheet 1

  1. Which big letter looks just like the one in the box?

    Read aloud: Point to the letter in the box. Its name is N. Say it with me.

    1 letter box.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.N

  2. Which big letter looks just like the one in the box?

    Read aloud: Point to the letter in the box. Its name is R. Say it with me.

    1 letter box.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.R

  3. Which big letter looks just like the one in the box?

    Read aloud: Point to the letter in the box. Its name is O. Say it with me.

    1 letter box.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.O

  4. Which big letter looks just like the one in the box?

    Read aloud: Point to the letter in the box. Its name is J. Say it with me.

    1 letter box.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.J

  5. Which big letter looks just like the one in the box?

    Read aloud: Point to the letter in the box. Its name is V. Say it with me.

    1 letter box.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.V

  6. Which big letter looks just like the one in the box?

    Read aloud: Point to the letter in the box. Its name is Y. Say it with me.

    1 letter box.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.Y
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About this worksheet

Recognizing a capital letter means seeing a printed shape and knowing which letter it is, and naming one means going the other way: hearing the name and finding the shape. Most preschoolers sing the alphabet long before they can do either, so a child may reach the end of the song and still pause at a lone G. This worksheet works both directions. On the first two levels a single large capital sits in a box and the child finds the same shape below, with the choices deliberately drawn from letters that really are confused with it: M against N and W, E against F and L, P against R and B. The hardest level shows an empty box instead, and an adult says the letter name aloud, so the child has to recall the shape rather than copy it. Say the name before choosing, trace the straight lines and curves in the air, and come back to a stubborn letter another day rather than drilling it now.

What your child will learn

  • Match a capital letter to the same printed shape
  • Tell apart capitals that share lines, such as M, N and W
  • Find a capital letter from its spoken name alone
  • Recognize letters well away from alphabet order

Worked example

The box shows F. E and L share its upright line, so check the middle bar before choosing F.

Common mistake

Singing through the alphabet and guessing rather than comparing the printed shapes.

Helpful hint

Say the letter name, then look at every line before you choose.

Find and Name Lowercase Letters

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with find and name uppercase letters?
Singing through the alphabet and guessing rather than comparing the printed shapes.
How can I help my child with find and name uppercase letters?
Say the letter name, then look at every line before you choose.
Are these preschool reading worksheets free to print?
Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.

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