Name and Spell

Worksheet Description

Students identify everyday objects like “carrot” or “butter,” write down the double letter in each word, and then spell the full word. The activity incorporates visual aids to engage students in spelling practice. By isolating double letters and understanding their placement, students learn word structures. This worksheet combines visual cues with phonetic awareness.

This exercise improves vocabulary recognition and reinforces phonics skills by connecting visuals to words. It encourages focus on double-letter patterns, helping students with spelling accuracy. The activity also fosters cognitive connections between images and words, enhancing memory retention. These skills are foundational for reading comprehension and effective writing.