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Worksheets · Grade 1 · English
Last updated: 15.10.2026-
Letter Aa writing practice – Apple
Practice writing the uppercase letter A and the lowercase letter a. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital A in the top half, small a in the bottom half. A is for apple!
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Letter Bb writing practice – Bee
Practice writing the uppercase letter B and the lowercase letter b. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital B in the top half, small b in the bottom half. B is for bee!
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Letter Cc writing practice – Cat
Practice writing the uppercase letter C and the lowercase letter c. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital C in the top half, small c in the bottom half. C is for cat!
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Letter Dd writing practice – Dog
Practice writing the uppercase letter D and the lowercase letter d. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital D in the top half, small d in the bottom half. D is for dog!
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Letter Ee writing practice – Egg
Practice writing the uppercase letter E and the lowercase letter e. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital E in the top half, small e in the bottom half. E is for egg!
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Letter Ff writing practice – Fish
Practice writing the uppercase letter F and the lowercase letter f. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital F in the top half, small f in the bottom half. F is for fish!
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Letter Gg writing practice – Grapes
Practice writing the uppercase letter G and the lowercase letter g. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital G in the top half, small g in the bottom half. G is for grapes!
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Letter Hh writing practice – Hat
Practice writing the uppercase letter H and the lowercase letter h. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital H in the top half, small h in the bottom half. H is for hat!
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Letter Ii writing practice – Igloo
Practice writing the uppercase letter I and the lowercase letter i. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital I in the top half, small i in the bottom half. I is for igloo!
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Letter Jj writing practice – Jellyfish
Practice writing the uppercase letter J and the lowercase letter j. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital J in the top half, small j in the bottom half. J is for jellyfish!
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Letter Kk writing practice – Kite
Practice writing the uppercase letter K and the lowercase letter k. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital K in the top half, small k in the bottom half. K is for kite!
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Letter Ll writing practice – Lion
Practice writing the uppercase letter L and the lowercase letter l. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital L in the top half, small l in the bottom half. L is for lion!
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Letter Mm writing practice – Moon
Practice writing the uppercase letter M and the lowercase letter m. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital M in the top half, small m in the bottom half. M is for moon!
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Letter Nn writing practice – Nest
Practice writing the uppercase letter N and the lowercase letter n. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital N in the top half, small n in the bottom half. N is for nest!
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Letter Oo writing practice – Octopus
Practice writing the uppercase letter O and the lowercase letter o. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital O in the top half, small o in the bottom half. O is for octopus!
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Letter Pp writing practice – Penguin
Practice writing the uppercase letter P and the lowercase letter p. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital P in the top half, small p in the bottom half. P is for penguin!
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Letter Qq writing practice – Queen
Practice writing the uppercase letter Q and the lowercase letter q. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital Q in the top half, small q in the bottom half. Q is for queen!
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Letter Rr writing practice – Rainbow
Practice writing the uppercase letter R and the lowercase letter r. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital R in the top half, small r in the bottom half. R is for rainbow!
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Letter Ss writing practice – Snail
Practice writing the uppercase letter S and the lowercase letter s. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital S in the top half, small s in the bottom half. S is for snail!
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Letter Tt writing practice – Turtle
Practice writing the uppercase letter T and the lowercase letter t. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital T in the top half, small t in the bottom half. T is for turtle!
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Letter Uu writing practice – Umbrella
Practice writing the uppercase letter U and the lowercase letter u. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital U in the top half, small u in the bottom half. U is for umbrella!
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Letter Vv writing practice – Van
Practice writing the uppercase letter V and the lowercase letter v. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital V in the top half, small v in the bottom half. V is for van!
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Letter Ww writing practice – Whale
Practice writing the uppercase letter W and the lowercase letter w. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital W in the top half, small w in the bottom half. W is for whale!
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Letter Xx writing practice – Xylophone
Practice writing the uppercase letter X and the lowercase letter x. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital X in the top half, small x in the bottom half. X is for xylophone!
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Letter Yy writing practice – Yo-yo
Practice writing the uppercase letter Y and the lowercase letter y. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital Y in the top half, small y in the bottom half. Y is for yo-yo!
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Letter Zz writing practice – Zebra
Practice writing the uppercase letter Z and the lowercase letter z. Copy the example letters in the grid, then fill the rows: capital Z in the top half, small z in the bottom half. Z is for zebra!
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