Match the Same Letter: G to L

Six big capital letters, G to L, run down the left side. The same six letters are mixed up on the right. Your child finds each letter's twin and draws a line between their dots.

Many letters in this group share a tall straight line. I is just that line, L adds a foot, J adds a hook, and H and K both start with a line on the left. Children at this age learn to tell letters apart by noticing these small extra parts, and that close looking comes before reading.

Before your child draws, have them trace the letter with a finger and say what they notice, such as "a line with a foot." Then they can look for a letter on the right that matches that description.