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Lowercase and Uppercase Letter Sorting Mats [2 mats included] | Letter Activity

Lowercase and Uppercase Letter Sorting Mats [2 mats included] | Letter Activity

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Sorting is an essential skill that students need to learn in their early education years. With this set of language arts sorting mats, students can sort 16 different uppercase and lowercase letters by lowercase or uppercase alphabet letters.

What is included?
  1. 2 (two) sorting mats (8 sorting pieces per mat (includes 3 answer piece options: print font, bold font, and cursive font))
  2. 1 (one) reader - printable (16 page booklet)
  3. Lesson plans (how to use what's included)
  • First (read the booklet), Then (complete the sorting mat)
  • Skills Targeted by These Activities
  • Potential IEP Goals for Skill Mastery
  • Other activity ideas for this topic

How do I use this in my classroom?

I print on white cardstock, laminate, cut out and add Velcro. During center time or during "free" time, these sorting mats are readily available for students to work on. Depending on ability level, I give the student both sorting mats to work on at once.

You can also use the sorting mats to create a file folder activity or game.

 

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Laura T.

My students love these and it helps with independence since it is simple enough to use on their own.

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iTeach Special Thinkers

Thanks for creating such an awesome resource! My students loved it and so did I!

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Lanee Nye

Just what I needed.

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The Visual Classroom

These cards make great task boxes. Thanks!

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Danielle P.

Love this! very helpful

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Learning Something Every Day

So fun! My students love it!

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Tess N.

Great activity for my students. One thing to keep in mind is that there are 26 letters but if I print the page three times there is only enough space for 24 of them. Also maybe add in the other way lowercase g and a could be written to help with letter identification.

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Katherine H.

My students love this activity.

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kimberly P.

Great resource!

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Alyssa C.

Great product especially for my students who are learning their letters!

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Kelly D.

Great for non writers and non verbal students! We love this in our class.

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Meagan Hummel

These were great to send home for my students to work on!

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Raelene T.

Very easy to use - thank you

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latisha B.

My student loved working on this activity.

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Lisa H.

I use this as part of small group activities and independent work. Great product!