★Put ABCs in Order
Kindergarten Spelling Worksheet - Building Confidence
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Fill in the missing letters.
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Kindergarten Put ABCs in Order worksheets
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About this worksheet
Knowing the alphabet song is a useful beginning, but alphabet order means finding what comes next without always restarting at A. Kindergartners often remember the sequence only as one long chant, which makes a missing middle letter surprisingly difficult. On this page every item is a row of five letters from the alphabet with one box left empty, and the child writes the missing letter. The empty box is never the first, so a printed letter always starts the row.
A whole sheet uses capital letters or small letters, never both: odd versions use capitals and even versions use small letters. Support sheets stay in the first half of the alphabet and challenge sheets start further along, where the letters are used less often. Say the row aloud from the left, singing it if that helps, and listen for the letter that does not come. Then check by saying the row again with the new letter in the box.
What your child will learn
- Say the letters of the alphabet in order
- Find a missing letter in a short run
- Start from a letter other than A
- Write capital and small letters
Common Core standard: RF.K.1.D
Worked example
The boxes show G, H, a blank, J, K. Say G, H, I, J, K. I is the missing letter.
Common mistake
Restarting at A and losing track before the shown letters.
Helpful hint
Start with the visible letter and say only the next few.
Questions parents ask
What is the most common mistake with put abcs in order?
Restarting at A and losing track before the shown letters.
How can I help my child with put abcs in order?
Start with the visible letter and say only the next few.
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