Left-Right, Top-Bottom

Worksheet Description

You will cut out all of the different images found at the bottom of the page. You will then paste the images in ABC order.

This worksheet is a hands-on activity that combines alphabet knowledge with fine motor skills. It features a grid at the top with empty squares and a set of pictures below in dashed lines, indicating they are meant to be cut out. The images represent a caterpillar, a flower, an apple, a giraffe, a pie, an egg, a hat, and a book. Students are instructed to cut out these pictures and paste them into the grid in alphabetical order, starting from left to right, top to bottom.

The worksheet teaches students to recognize objects and associate them with the corresponding starting letters, placing them in alphabetical order. This activity also develops fine motor skills through the cutting and pasting process, which is vital for young learners’ hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. By sorting the images alphabetically, students practice their understanding of the sequence of the alphabet in a concrete, engaging manner. Additionally, this task encourages problem-solving as students must determine the order themselves and reinforces the connection between visual cues and language.