Circle the Same Letter: Set 2

Seven big capital letters sit in boxes down the page: Z, R, S, L, W, X, and M. An arrow points to three capitals beside each box, and only one is exactly the same. Your child finds it and draws a circle around it.

The other letters look close on purpose, like Z beside N, R beside P and B, S beside G and C, or W beside V and M. To pick the right one, children have to notice a slant, a closed loop, or an extra point. Children of this age are still learning that small details like these change which letter it is. Noticing them now makes letters easier to tell apart once reading begins.

Name the letter in the box together before your child looks along the row. If they circle a look-alike, trace both letters with a finger and talk about the part that is different.