Capital and Small Letters
Match capital letters to their small partners.
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Every letter has a big form and a small form. They are partners.
In this lesson you will:
- Point to capital and small letters.
- Match a capital letter to its small partner.
- Write a few capital and small letters neatly.
Partners
Look at these pairs: A a, B b, C c, D d. The big letter is called a capital letter. The small letter is called a small letter.
- A and a
- E and e
- M and m
- S and s
Where We Use Capitals
We use a capital letter at the start of a name, at the start of a sentence, and for the word "I".
Match them
Draw a line from G to g.
Draw a line from R to r.
Tip Say the letter sound as you trace it. Seeing, saying and writing together helps the letter stick.
Practice
- Write the capital partner of a, b, c, d and e.
- Write the small partner of F, K, P and T.
- Find five capital letters in a newspaper or book.
Recap
Capital and small letters are partners. We use capitals for names and at the start of sentences.
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