Letters and Words

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is centered on the letter “O” and is divided into two main activities. The first activity provides dotted outlines of the uppercase and lowercase “O” for students to practice tracing, helping them understand how to form the letter. Below this, the second activity features the words “orange,” “ostrich,” “orchid,” and “octopus,” each with an image beside it and dotted lines underneath for students to trace the words. The images correlate with the words, all of which start with the letter “O,” and provide a visual aid for word recognition.

The worksheet is designed to teach students the proper formation of the letter “O” through tracing exercises that help develop handwriting skills. The tracing of words that begin with “O” aims to reinforce the association between the letter and its sound at the start of words, enhancing phonemic awareness. This activity also expands the students’ vocabulary by introducing them to new words that start with the letter “O.” Furthermore, the combination of tracing and visual association with pictures aids in improving memory recall and the ability to connect written words with their meanings.