Apple Tree Upper and Lowercase Letter Sort

Are you back to school yet? If not, you may be soon. Get your first week sorted and add this apple tree upper and lowercase letter sort to your lesson plans! It’s perfect for fall literacy centers in Pre-K and Kindergarten.

*Pair this with our popular ABC Centers for more alphabet fun! 

Upper and Lowercase Letter Sort

Getting a new class is like opening a new box of crayons- you won’t know how well it will work until you test it, right?

Assess your learners’ knowledge of upper and lower case letters with this free printable upper and lowercase letter sort pack!

Simply print, copy and use!

After a quick explanation on which colors to use, learners can easily complete this worksheet independently (assuming your learners are familiar with upper and lower case letters).

*Related Resource: Apple Centers and Activities 

Let them circle and underline the correct colors as shown below while you explain the instruction.

This visual cue will help those unsure of the verbal instruction and give a reminder for our young learners about which colors to use.

You may also choose to write an uppercase letter in red and a lowercase letter in green near the directions as another visual cue.

The upper and lowercase letter sort pack includes letters from A- Z, as well as a page with a tree but blank apples to customize if necessary.

To make it reusable (and not specifically for assessment purposes), one can laminate it and use with dry-erase markers in the literacy center, OR use play dough to make apples and place on top of the letters in the play dough center!

This is a fun, easy-prep apple literacy activity that is perfect for Back-to-School time!

Grab Your Copy

Ready to sort letters on the apple tree?

Grab your copy of the Apple Tree Upper and Lowercase Letter Sort by clicking the blue button below! 

Then, for more apple alphabet fun, hop over and grab our Apple Alphabet Puzzles! 

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Nadia

Nadia is a South African mom to two littles, a former preschool teacher, and currently working as a reading therapist at a remedial school. She blogs over at Teach me Mommy about easy and playful activities inspiring you to be your child's first teacher. You can see more of her ideas on Pinterest and Instagram.

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