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Kindergarten Phonics, Decoding & Spelling Patterns: Uppercase & Lowercase Matching

38 printable Kindergarten phonics worksheets on Uppercase & Lowercase Matching. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 38.

Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency — Kindergarten, the complete K–5 reading curriculum from Faith Readers. See every program →

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Match Upper to Lowercase Circle (Practice Set 1) Free Sheet 1 of 38
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Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Match Upper to Lowercase Circle (Practice Set 2)
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Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Match Upper to Lowercase Circle (Practice Set 3)
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Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Match Upper to Lowercase Circle (Practice Set 4)
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Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Match Upper to Lowercase Circle (Practice Set 5)
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Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Match Upper to Lowercase Draw Line (Practice Set 2)
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Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Match Upper to Lowercase Draw Line (Practice Set 3)
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Teaching Uppercase & Lowercase Matching

What it is

These pages pair each capital with its small partner — circle the lowercase letter that matches the capital, or draw a line from A across to a. Some pairs are the same shape in two sizes (C and c, S and s) and some look nothing alike (A and a, R and r, G and g).

When a child is ready

Use these once the child can name most capitals and most lowercase letters when the two sets are shown separately.

If they struggle

Split the alphabet in two: pairs that share a shape and pairs that do not. Drill only the unlike pairs — A/a, B/b, D/d, E/e, G/g, Q/q, R/r — as a small card game, and leave the look-alike pairs alone.