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These free find the letter worksheets come as two letter recognition booklets: Find the Letter A to Z has one page for every letter, and Letter Hunt has two letters a page, so children search a grid and color or circle every capital and lowercase match. Both are on US Letter and A4, in colour and in black and white. I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead. I filled each grid with the target letter and the letters most often confused with it, such as b, d, p and q, so every page is real letter recognition practice and not just spotting one shape.

In this guide, you’ll find how the two booklets differ, how to fit a page into a letter of the week, and how to turn them into a letter hunt game.

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What’s in the Find the Letter Worksheets

Booklet	What is on it
Find the Letter A to Z	One page for every letter: colour each capital and lowercase match, 26 pages
Letter Hunt	Two letters a page: circle every capital and lowercase match, 13 pages

👉 Each grid mixes the letter with look-alikes, such as b, d and p on the B page, so children have to look carefully at every shape.

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What Are Find the Letter Worksheets?

A find the letter worksheet is a letter search: children look across a grid of letters and mark every one that matches the target letter, in both its capital and lowercase forms. It trains letter recognition, which is knowing a letter on sight whatever the case, and visual discrimination, telling apart letters that look alike. Because every page has the same layout, children quickly learn the routine and can work on their own.

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Which Find the Letter Booklet Should You Use?

• Find the Letter A to Z (26 pages): one page for every letter, with a big Aa model at the top and a grid of 30 letters. Children color every capital and lowercase match.
• Letter Hunt (13 pages): two letters a page, such as A and B, each with its own grid. Children circle every match, so it suits revision once the letters have been taught.
• Want more alphabet practice? The alphabet worksheets cover letter matching, writing capital and lowercase letters, and missing letters.

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How to Use the Find the Letter Worksheets

1. Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP and print the pages for the letters you are teaching.
2. Say the letter name and sound together and trace the big letter at the top with a finger.
3. Ask children to find and color every capital first, then every lowercase letter in a second color.
4. Count the matches together to check none were missed.
5. Use the Letter Hunt pages a few weeks later to revise two letters at a time.

Print the A to Z booklet as a whole and staple it, so each child has a letter book for the year. For an alphabet hunt game, cut a page into strips and hide them round the room. Keep an alphabet chart on display while children work.

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Black and White Versions

Both find the letter booklets also come in black and white, with the same grids and plain black headings, so the pages print clearly and cheaply. In the download box, choose Colour, Black and white or All, then your paper size: A4, US Letter or both.

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How to Print the Find the Letter Booklets

Print at 100% (Actual size) on the same paper as the file, US Letter or A4. Print the whole booklet, or choose the pages for the letters you are teaching in the print settings (page 1 is A, page 2 is B, and so on).

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FAQs

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Conclusion

These find the letter worksheets give children a quick, calm letter search for every letter of the alphabet, made by a teacher in Microsoft Word.

Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP, and for letter matching and writing practice, try the alphabet worksheets for preschool and kindergarten.

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