Letter Matching Activities

This winter-themed activity is a fun way to practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters. Kids “toss” snowballs onto the right letter mats, which makes learning feel like play. Print, cut, and you're ready to go—no prep needed!

Inspired by the classic Dr. Seuss book, this activity helps kids match letters using green eggs and frying pans. It’s great for practicing both capital and lowercase letters playfully. Perfect for Read Across America or anytime you want to add fun to your letter work!

This set includes three easy games that help kids practice matching letters through movement and play. You can use toy cars, blocks, or even just your hands—no special supplies are needed. It’s fun to keep active learners engaged while building early reading skills.

These letter-matching games are designed with kindergartners in mind, using simple tools like magnetic letters and flashcards. The activities are quick to set up and great for small groups or one-on-one time. They’re perfect for kids who are ready for a little more challenge while still keeping things fun.

These spring-themed letter-matching activities use flowers, bugs, and bright colors to make learning feel like playtime. Kids can match uppercase and lowercase letters while enjoying cheerful, seasonal visuals. It’s an easy way to bring some spring fun into your homeschool routine.

This collection is full of simple, hands-on ideas made just for preschoolers learning their letters. From sensory bins to matching games, each activity is easy to set up and fun to use. It’s a great place to start if you’re teaching the alphabet at home for the first time.

This printable lets kids match uppercase letters to lowercase ones using colorful alphabet cards. It’s a simple, no-prep activity that helps build strong letter recognition skills. Just print and play—perfect for quiet time or a quick review.

This easy matching activity uses alphabet raindrops and clouds to help preschoolers learn their letters. Kids match the raindrops to the correct cloud, making it a fun way to practice visual letter recognition. It’s colorful, simple, and great for little hands.

These printable worksheets are great for helping kindergartners match uppercase and lowercase letters. Each page allows kids to practice fine motor skills while learning the alphabet. They’re perfect for quiet work, review, or adding to your letter-learning routine.

These fun summer-themed activities help preschoolers practice letter matching with bright colors and playful designs. From beach balls to ice cream cones, each idea keeps kids learning while enjoying the season. They’re great for keeping up skills during the summer break.

This Easter-themed activity lets kids match uppercase and lowercase letters using colorful eggs. It’s a fun way to bring holiday excitement into your letter practice. Just print, cut, and let the kids start matching!

This simple printable game helps kids match capital and lowercase letters using fun, colorful cards. It’s easy to set up and perfect for preschool or kindergarten learners. Great for centers, quiet time, or extra practice at home.

This free printable helps young learners match uppercase and lowercase letters with fun, easy-to-use cards. It’s perfect for building early literacy skills without a lot of prep. Great for at-home practice or classroom use.

These cute animal-themed puzzles help kids match letters while learning about animals too. Each puzzle pairs an animal with a matching uppercase and lowercase letter. It’s a fun way to mix letter recognition with early science and vocabulary!

These worksheets give kids a chance to match uppercase and lowercase letters in a simple, no-fuss format. Each page offers clear, easy-to-follow practice that’s just right for preschool and kindergarten. Great for morning work, review, or quiet time.

This activity turns letter matching into a fun scavenger hunt that gets kids moving while they learn. Children search for letters around the room and match them to a recording sheet. It’s a great way to combine active play with alphabet practice.

This tactile game helps preschoolers match uppercase and lowercase letters using cards and simple manipulatives. It’s great for hands-on learners who benefit from touching and moving pieces as they work. Easy to prep and fun to play again and again!

This playful activity lets kids “fish” for letters using a magnet and paper fish with alphabet letters on them. It’s a fun way to practice letter matching while working on hand-eye coordination. Great for preschoolers who love interactive games!

This printable game uses cute farm-themed cards to help kids match uppercase and lowercase letters. It’s perfect for preschoolers who love animals and hands-on learning. Just print, cut, and start matching on the farm!

These nursery rhyme puzzles help kids match uppercase and lowercase letters while connecting with familiar songs. Each puzzle piece fits together to make learning fun and easy for preschoolers. It’s a sweet and simple way to build early literacy skills.

This pizza-themed activity lets kids match letter toppings to the correct pizza slice. It’s a fun, hands-on way to practice alphabet skills with a food twist. Great for preschoolers who love pretend play and learning through games!

This fire safety-themed game helps kids match letters while working on fine motor skills. Using tweezers or tongs, children “rescue” letters and match them to the correct spot. It’s a fun way to mix learning with pretend play and fire safety awareness!

This easy DIY activity uses craft sticks to help kids match uppercase and lowercase letters. It’s a great hands-on option that’s simple to set up with materials you likely already have. Fun, low-prep, and perfect for practicing letter skills at home!