Worksheet 0: Alphabet & Name Practice
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Part A – Sound groups
Write each letter in the correct column: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
- day: ___
- see: ___
- get: ___
- my: ___
- go: ___
- you: ___
- car: ___
Part B – Odd one out
Circle the letter that does NOT belong in each group.
- A – H – E – K
- B – D – F – T
- M – N – S – U
- I – Y – O
Part C – Spell it out
Write the spelling of these names the way you would say it, using “double” where you need it.
- Anna
- Tom
- Lucy
- Omar
- Grace
- Matthew
Part D – Classroom instructions
Complete each instruction with one word: Listen · Match · Circle · Don’t · Complete
- ___ and repeat.
- ___ the words to the pictures.
- ___ the correct answer: a, b or c.
- ___ the sentence with a word from the box.
- ___ write in the book.
Part E – Your turn
Write your full name. Then write it again letter by letter, the way you would say it on the phone.
Answer Key
Part A: day: A H J K · see: B C D E G P T V · get: F L M N S X Z · my: I Y · go: O · you: Q U W · car: R
Part B: 1 E (see group) · 2 F (get group) · 3 U (you group) · 4 O (go group)
Part C: A, double N, A · T-O-M · L-U-C-Y · O-M-A-R · G-R-A-C-E · M-A, double T, H-E-W
Part D: 1 Listen · 2 Match · 3 Circle · 4 Complete · 5 Don’t
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