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Match the Letter to the Picture: A to E

Draw a line from each letter, A to E, to the picture whose name starts with it: apple, banana, cat, dog and elephant.

Suitable for
Ages 3–5
Pages
1 page
Level
Easy
Printing
Black & white
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What your child practices

  • Hear the first sound in a spoken word
  • Recognize capital letters A to E
  • Connect each letter to a word that begins with its sound
  • Draw a controlled line from one dot to another

About this worksheet

Capital letters A, B, C, D and E run down the left side. On the right, five pictures appear in mixed-up order: a dog, a cat, an elephant, an apple and a banana, each with its name printed underneath. Your child says each picture's name and draws a line from the letter to the picture that starts with that sound.

Around ages 3 to 5, many children begin to hear the first sound of a spoken word on its own. That skill, together with knowing which letter goes with the sound, is one of the early building blocks of reading. The first five letters and five familiar words make this a gentle place to start.

Because the pictures are out of order, most lines cross the page. Before your child picks up a pencil, point to each picture and stretch its first sound together: a-a-apple, b-b-banana.

How to use this sheet

Have your child finger-trace each line before drawing it in pencil, so a wrong match can be fixed before it goes on paper. If cat and dog get mixed up, say the two words slowly one after the other.

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