Week 2, lesson 2 Captain Capital matching activity - Phonics Phase 4 - Worksheet

In the second week and second day of Phonics Phase 4, young learners embark on an engaging worksheet activity called 'Captain Capital'. The task at hand is quite straightforward but essential for developing their understanding of uppercase and lowercase letters. Each child plays the role of Captain, tasked with the mission of organizing a fleet of lettered boats. The worksheet presents a fun challenge where students must draw a line to connect each boat adorned with a capital letter to its corresponding boat with a matching lowercase letter.

The activity includes a variety of letters such as 'h', 'b', 'l', and 'f' in both their uppercase ('H', 'B', 'L', 'F') and lowercase forms. This simple yet effective exercise not only helps to reinforce letter recognition skills but also aids in distinguishing between the two cases, which is a fundamental aspect of early literacy. As children participate in the 'Captain Capital' activity, they enhance their phonics knowledge while enjoying the process of guiding their boats to the correct match, ensuring that each capital letter finds its partner in the vast sea of alphabets.