Learning the Alphabet
Students will write the letter that comes after each given letter.
First, you will need to copy the worksheet so that each student will have one.
Then, you can write the following examples on the board so that you can see if the students know how to do these problems.
What letter comes after B? B_____
What letter comes after G? G_____
What letter comes after J? J_____
After that, you can give them the worksheet to do independently.
Worksheet - Write the letter that comes after each given letter.
1. C_____
2. F_____
3. I _____
4. K_____
5. Y_____
6. A_____
7. D_____
8. J_____
9. M_____
10. P_____
11. X_____
12. B_____
13. E_____
14. G_____
15. L_____
16. N_____
17. H_____
18. W_____
19. 0_____
20. Q_____
21. S_____
22. U_____
23. R_____
24. T_____
25. V_____
You can grade the students on the number correct out of the total possible number.
You can give two points for the correct answer and two points if they wrote the letter correctly.
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