• Kindergarten
  • Writing
  • About 10 minutes
  • See it all: a chart to keep

Lowercase Letters Chart

Lowercase letters, a to z. Start each one at the green dot. Watch which ones are tall and which have tails!

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How to do it

  1. Find a letter.
  2. Put your finger on the green dot.
  3. Notice which letters are tall and which have tails.

Teaching tip

Lowercase letters are most of what kids read, so spend extra time here. This sheet is aligned with Common Core L.K.1a.

Lowercase Letters Chart for kindergarten (uppercase and lowercase letters), free printable
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About this chart

a to z on handwriting lines with green start dots, showing tall letters and tails.

What kids practice

Kindergartners learn to print every uppercase and lowercase letter and to match each big letter to its little partner. Starting each letter in the right place makes writing neater and faster later on.

Watch for

  • Mixing up b and d, or p and q. This is very common at this age.
  • Starting letters from the bottom.
  • Writing every letter as a capital. Lowercase letters are most of what kids read.

It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full uppercase and lowercase letters guide for kindergarten.

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