Uppercase and Lowercase Letters Flashcards

Kindergarten · English · Flashcards

Match uppercase and lowercase letter pairs and learn when each is used.

Flashcards

A — a: Both represent the first letter of the alphabet; A is uppercase, a is lowercase
B — b: B has two bumps; lowercase b has one bump pointing right
D — d: D has a big bump to the right; d has a circle with a tall line on its right
E — e: E has three arms; e is a small curved shape open on the right
G — g: G is a C with a shelf; g has a loop with a tail curling down
P — p: P has one bump on the upper right; p has a circle hanging below the line
Q — q: Q looks like O with a tail; q has a circle with a stick hanging below the line
R — r: R has a bump and a leg; r is a small hook shape
Use uppercase for...: The first word in a sentence, names of people and places, and the word I
Use lowercase for...: Most words in a sentence that are not names or at the start
Capital letter: Another name for an uppercase letter — used at the start of sentences and for names
26 letters: The English alphabet has 26 letters — each has an uppercase and lowercase form