Week 2, lesson 3 Letters Lost at Sea letter formation activity - Worksheet

The "Letters Lost at Sea" activity is a fun and educational task designed to help Year 1 students improve their understanding of letter formation and the distinction between capital and lowercase letters. In this particular worksheet, children are presented with an engaging scenario where they are tasked with assisting 'Captain Capital' in organizing his boats. Each boat carries a single letter, and the objective is for the children to draw a line connecting a boat with a capital letter to its corresponding boat with the matching lowercase letter.

The worksheet is laid out with a series of capital letters (H, B, L, F) and their lowercase counterparts (h, b, l, f) depicted on separate boats. The students are required to carefully identify each pair and link them correctly. This activity not only reinforces the concept of uppercase and lowercase letters but also helps to develop fine motor skills through the act of drawing lines. It's an interactive way for children to consolidate their knowledge of the alphabet in both its forms and to recognize that while the two versions of each letter may look different, they represent the same sound.