Capital Letter Matching: Uppercase to Lowercase Alphabet Match, Self Correcting

Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Matching big letters to little letters is one of those skills that just takes practice. This self checking game gives your students that practice without needing you.

This capital letter matching game is a self checking task box for pre-K and kindergarten students who are learning uppercase and lowercase letters. Students match each lowercase letter piece to its capital letter, first in ABC order and then on a scrambled board. Print in color or black and white, laminate, and add velcro dots. It uses the same layout as every game in the set, so one busy binder works for all of them.

Self correcting uppercase to lowercase letter matching activity

What is in it

  • Uppercase letter game board in ABC order
  • Scrambled uppercase letter game board
  • Full color and black and white game boards and lowercase pieces
  • Storage board and answer keys
  • Directions for preparation
  • 15 pages total

See every page in the Capital Letter Matching Game preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Matching uppercase and lowercase letters
  • Letter recognition
  • Visual matching

Where it fits

  • Centers and busy binders
  • Morning work and early finishers
  • RTI, special education, and intervention
  • Pre-K and kindergarten classrooms

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.96 stars from 24 ratings.

"My students used this resource during center time. I love that it's self correcting and it's engaging for the students!"

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Big letter, little letter

Laminate, add velcro dots, and let your students match their way through the alphabet.

Get the Capital Letter Matching Game on TPT

Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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