Tidy the Letter A

This Tidy the Letter A worksheet is designed to help Kindergarten and early Grade 1 students strengthen letter recognition, case differentiation, visual discrimination, and fine motor coordination through a cheerful garden-themed activity. Learners sort uppercase and lowercase A letters by connecting each letter “fruit” to the correct plant pot, reinforcing alphabet awareness, focus, and early reading readiness in a fun, hands-on format.

Learning Goals

• Letter Recognition & Differentiation (K-1): Identify and distinguish between uppercase and lowercase forms of the letter A.
• Case Awareness & Visual Discrimination: Build accuracy in recognizing differences in letter size and shape.
• Alphabet Foundations: Strengthen familiarity with letter forms as a key step toward reading and writing.
• Fine Motor Development: Practice controlled line drawing and hand-eye coordination.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource: Designed by educators to align with early literacy standards and classroom best practices.
• Engaging Garden Theme: Bright, friendly visuals increase motivation and sustain attention.
• Hands-On Sorting Activity: Encourages active learning through visual matching and categorization.
• Flexible Use Options: Ideal for literacy centers, independent practice, small groups, morning work, or homework.

This printable worksheet helps young learners confidently recognize and sort uppercase and lowercase A letters while developing focus, fine motor control, and alphabet fluency. By pairing letter practice with a playful, organized theme, students stay engaged as they build essential early literacy skills. Suitable for both classroom instruction and homeschool use, this low-prep resource provides meaningful practice that supports strong alphabet foundations.

This worksheet is part of our Letter Sorting collection.