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Letter Naming Worksheet - Upper And Lowercase Letters

Letter Naming

Upper and Lowercase Letters

SKILL: Give the name of uppercase and lowercase letters.

TIME:

This is an individually administered assessment. If a child does not know a

letter name, wait 4-5 seconds, then point to the next letter.

FORMAT: You may point to the letter, use a mask to cover lines other than the one the

child is reading, or use an index card with a “window” cut in it to show one

letter at a time. Move left to right across the rows of letters.

DIRECTIONS:

“I’d like you to tell me the name of each of these letters. Put your finger under this letter.

Ready? Read.”

SCORING: On Recording Form, indicate correct responses with a check. If a child gives

an incorrect response, record the response the child gave. Leave blank if the

child does not respond.

DISCONTINUE: If child is unable to say the name any of the first ten capital letters, you

may at that point say, “Look at the rest of the letters and see if there are

any more that you know.” Add correct responses to total. Continue

with the same procedure for the lowercase letters

END-OF-YEAR BENCHMARK: 51 Letters

(Students must name all 54 letters correctly to get a rubric score of 4 on the report card.)

NOTES:

1. Do not provide any help with these items or tell child if answers are right or wrong.

2. If the child gives a letter sound, ask for the letter name.

3. Write number of correct answers on the recording sheet.

4. For assessment purposes, you may use letter flashcards or retype the letter sheet to match the font taught at your

school site.

Letter Naming Worksheet - Upper And Lowercase Letters