Letters & Words · Preschool
Match letters, connect uppercase and lowercase forms, and explore familiar words. Each language follows its own alphabet and word examples.
722 activities
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Chapters
Chapter 1
Meet the letters · Find the matching letter · Big and small letters · Find both letter forms · Patterns with letters · Copy the letter row · First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 2
Patterns with letters · Copy the letter row · First letters · Pictures and first letters · Meet the letters · Find the matching letter · Big and small letters · Find both letter forms
Chapter 3
Meet the letters · Find the matching letter · Big and small letters · Find both letter forms · Patterns with letters · Copy the letter row · First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 4
Patterns with letters · Copy the letter row · First letters · Pictures and first letters · Meet the letters · Find the matching letter · Big and small letters · Find both letter forms
Chapter 5
Meet the letters · Find the matching letter · Big and small letters · Patterns with letters · First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 6
Meet the letters · Find the matching letter · Big and small letters · Patterns with letters · First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 7
Meet the letters · Find the matching letter · Big and small letters · Patterns with letters · First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 8
Patterns with letters · First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 9
Patterns with letters · First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 10
First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 11
First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 12
First letters · Pictures and first letters
Chapter 13
First letters · Pictures and first letters
Skills to explore
- Meet the letters
- Find the matching letter
- Big and small letters
- Find both letter forms
- Patterns with letters
- Copy the letter row
- First letters
- Pictures and first letters
Ages 3–4: start with noticing and matching. Read the prompt together and let your child point before choosing.
Learning levels are starting points, not assessments. These activities supplement learning with a grown-up; they do not promise school readiness or replace a curriculum. Take breaks and choose a level that feels comfortable.