Kindergarten - Spelling

Kindergarten Put Letters in ABC Order Worksheet

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Put ABCs in Order

Kindergarten - Spelling - Building Confidence

Worksheet 1
  1. What letter comes right after B?

    2 letter boxes, 1 of them empty.A row of 2 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.b
  2. Which letter belongs between C and E?

    3 letter boxes, 1 of them empty.A row of 3 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.ce
  3. Which choice puts these letters in ABC order?

    3 letter boxes.A row of 3 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.ghf
  4. What letter is missing from this ABC-order row?

    4 letter boxes, 1 of them empty.A row of 4 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.hik
  5. What letter comes right after I?

    2 letter boxes, 1 of them empty.A row of 2 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.i
  6. Which letter belongs between B and D?

    3 letter boxes, 1 of them empty.A row of 3 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.bd
  7. Which choice puts these letters in ABC order?

    3 letter boxes.A row of 3 boxes for the letters of a word. Each box holds one letter.efd
  8. What letter is missing from this ABC-order row?

    4 letter boxes, 1 of them empty.A row of 4 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.fgi
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About this worksheet

Knowing the alphabet song is a useful beginning, but alphabet order means finding what comes before, after, or between without always restarting at A. Kindergartners often remember the sequence only as one long chant, which makes a missing middle letter surprisingly difficult. This worksheet breaks the alphabet into small local groups. Children complete a next-letter pattern, supply a letter between two neighbors, select the correctly ordered group, and fill a gap in a four-letter run. Support pages stay in the earlier, more familiar half of the alphabet. Standard pages move farther along, while challenge pages use later letters where the song is less secure. Watch whether your child begins singing from A for every item. That is acceptable at first, but encourage starting from the visible letter and moving only one step. Letter boxes keep direction and position clear on both screen and paper.

What your child will learn

  • Name the letter before or after another
  • Find a letter between neighbors
  • Recognize correctly ordered groups
  • Continue from a letter other than A

Worked example

The boxes show G, a blank, and I. Say G, H, I. H belongs in the middle.

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.
Are these kindergarten spelling worksheets free to print?
Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.