Product Description
If you teach early childhood, preschool, kindergarten or elementary special education, these 7 sets of letter ID and matching task cards are just what you need for easy differentiation whether you are teaching in the classroom or distance learning. Great for independent work and center work, these fall beginning sounds task cards are aligned to common core standards and make great back-to-school tools for centers. The sets focus on basic matching letters with capitals, lower case, and pictures of items to match to beginning sounds.
The print version require less prep than file folders. And the digital version requires even less. In the product you will download a zip file with the PDF to print, the link to Google Slides™️ and a PowerPoint set of slides all ready for distance learning.
Included with this fall beginning sounds set:
- PDF, PowerPoint, AND Google Slides versions of all activities
- 148 differentiated multiple-choice task cards matching letter to letter and matching pictures to beginning letters
- Matching capital letters with 2 choices
- Matching capital letters with 3 choices
- Matching lowercase letters to capital letters with 3 choices
- Matching lowercase letters to lowercase with 3 choices
- Identifying beginning letters of pictures of nonseasonal objects with 3 choices
- Identifying beginning letters of pictures of seasonal-fall objects (with and without Halloween) with 3 choices
- 26 Capital letter cards
- 26 Nonseasonal picture cards for each letter
- 18 Seasonal picture cards for each letter
These letter matching uppercase and lowercase activities are provided in PDF print form, PowerPoint and Google Slides versions, making them ideal for use in the classroom or in distance learning.
Who are these letter identification and sounds activities for?
✅Preschool classroom
✅Preschool special education program
✅Early elementary special education programs
Features to LOVE about these fall beginning sounds activities:
❤️Include Halloween option, but there is a full set of seasonal pictures without Halloween pictures
❤️Each set of cards has a different border to differentiate it.
❤️I purposely didn’t number the cards so that students who focus on the wrong details would not learn the numbers with the answers rather than the letters.
❤️Google Slides have a Table of Contents to jump to card sets
These task cards meet the following Common Core Standard: CCSS ELA-Literacy RF.K.1d Recognize and and name all upper- and lowercase letters of the alphabet
They also will meet the following Alabama Extended Standards: ELA.AAS.K.20d- Recognize and name all uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet.
✅Download the preview to see the types of letter match cards included.
What are teachers saying about these letter matching uppercase and lowercase activities?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “My students enjoyed using this. I have a couple who really enjoyed this activity because they do not like anything that involves writing. This gave them an alternate way to participate.” – Karen K.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This is just so fantastic for remote learning and it’s easy and readable enough to work for all kids.” – Suzanne F.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Love these task cards! It will give the students another way to work on their skills. They enjoy the different kinds of activities! Thank you!” – Tana B.
For more matching activities, see my
- Fall Number Work Tasks: Task Cards for Distance Learning and Print
- Autism Matching File Folders: Jump into Spring with Letters, Numbers and Colors
© Christine Reeve
This product is copyrighted to Autism Classroom Resources-Christine Reeve for use in one classroom. They may not be copied for additional classes without purchasing extra licenses.
