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Week 10: Letters G, H, I

Letters G, H and I. G and H are easy to mix up with other letters, so the letter hunt is a good place to slow down and compare.

What your child is practicing

Recognizing G, H and I
Telling look-alike letters apart
Linking letters to starting sounds

This week's worksheets

Printable worksheet with dashed uppercase and lowercase letters G, H and I on handwriting guide lines

Letters & Writing
~10 min

Trace Letters G, H, I

Trace uppercase and lowercase G, H and I, then write them on your own.

Printable worksheet with two grids of capital letters where a child circles every G and every H

Letters & Writing
~8 min

Letter Hunt: G and H

Find and circle every G and every H in two letter grids.

Printable letter-matching worksheet with uppercase G, H and I linked to lowercase letters and rows of letters to circle

Letters & Writing
~10 min

Match the Letters: G, H, I

Match big and little G, H and I, then find the matching letter among look-alikes.

Printable worksheet with pictures of gift, hat, igloo, duck next to letters to circle

Letters & Writing
~10 min

Beginning Sounds: G, H, I

Say each picture and pick the letter it starts with: G (gift), H (hat) and I (igloo) and more.

Try it off paper: Magazine hunt

Give your child a crayon and an old flyer and ask them to circle every G, H and I they find.

Parent tip

If a letter is reversed, show the correct one beside it and trace it together rather than erasing.