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Children will be introduced to a lot of new things, especially at the level where they are learning to read and write. What they need at this stage is interactive learning tools that can make their learning process easier. Luckily, these alphabet upper and lowercase printable worksheets are designed to help children understand when and how to use uppercase and lowercase letters. The tracing sheets will help them improve their handwriting skills, and the other assessments will teach them more about how to capitalize, and how to know when to use uppercase or lowercase letters.
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Free Printable Alphabet Flashcards (upper and lowercase)
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Make learning the ABCs fun with these free printable alphabet flashcards. This set includes separate cards for uppercase and lowercase letters, giving you endless possibilities for how to learn with your child.
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Last year, I was looking for ways to help my preschooler practice the alphabet. Specifically, I wanted to help him match upper and lowercase letters. I found lots of adorable printable flash cards online, however none of them were exactly what I was looking for.
So, as I often do when trying to teach my children, I decided I would just have to make what I was looking for. That’s how these alphabet flash cards were born. And since I got a little carried away in designing them, I thought I’d share them with all of you!
What I love about these alphabet flashcards:
- They are big (1/4 page). This makes them easy to read and easy for little hands to grab and manipulate.
- The uppercase and lowercase letters are on separate cards. There are lots of cute flash cards out there that have the upper and lowercase letters on the same card with adorable illustrations…which works really well for drilling, but it’s also pretty limiting when it comes to playing other hands-on learning games. By separating the upper and lowercase letters, it opens up a whole world of possibilities for learning the alphabet: matching games, go fish, and so much more.
- The font mimics the handwriting of the perfect kindergarten teacher. Seriously, I spent SOOO long hunting for the perfect font to use. I even redesigned the whole set after I had made the set the first time with a different font because I realized in practice that some of the letters were confusing. Thank you to Nicole from Rowdy in Room 300 for the awesome font I finally settled on!
How to make your flash cards last–let’s talk laminating:
I highly recommend laminating your flash cards to make them last longer. You can certainly use them without doing so, but paper only lasts so long in the hands of a toddler…if you know what I mean.
If you don’t have a laminator, I have to say, I think every mom needs one. They come in SO handy, especially if you are the type to do learning activities at home with your child (which you probably are, since you’re reading a blog post about DIY alphabet flash cards…just sayin’).
I have this Purple Cows Laminator, and it’s been working great for me for eight years and counting. I love it!
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Once you have printed your flash cards, read on for the rest of the tutorial.
How to assemble your printable flash cards
Materials needed:
- card stock paper
- laminator & pouches
- scissors or paper cutter (this is the one I have)
What to do:
- Download and print the free printable alphabet flashcards on white card stock paper. You could use plain paper, but they will be stiffer and more card-like if you use card stock.
- Cut out the flash cards (there are four per page). I used my paper cutter to keep the lines super straight, but you could use scissors in a pinch.
- Laminate four at a time. Make sure you leave space between the cards in the laminating pouch so you can cut them apart later.
Pro Tip: Put a dab of glue on the back of each card before setting it in place in the laminating pouch. This will help it stay in place as you feed it through the machine. - Once cool, cut the laminated pages into flash cards. I like to round the corners so that there are no sharp points to poke anyone.
- Now you’re ready to play!
They take a little time to put together, but it’s a great, mindless activity to do while watching a show on Netflix (or whatever) in the evening. We’ve had our cards for over a year now and they are still holding up great!
Need help getting started with your new alphabet flashcards?Check out this post: 23 Unconventional (and fun!) ways to learn with alphabet flashcards
Want more learning activities for preschoolers? Try these:
- Free printable number flashcards
- Free printable shape flashcards
- “Squirt the Letter” fun outdoor alphabet game
- “Trace the alphabet” scavenger hunt
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Lowercase letters of the Russian language - Altarena.
ru - technologies and answers to questions What are lowercase letters?Little letter
Lowercase letter is a letter that is smaller than uppercase letters. Lowercase letters are used in European alphabets (Greek, Latin, Cyrillic and Armenian). For example, the letter "a" is lowercase, and "A" is capital (uppercase).
Initially, when writing, they used exclusively capital letters, which had clearly defined upper and lower boundaries. With the development of cursive writing, the shape of the letters became more rounded, which resulted, for example, in such a form of writing as the uncial.
In turn, the foundations of the Carolingian minuscule script, developed by Alcuin for use at the court of Charlemagne, arose, which quickly spread throughout Europe. At the same time, for the first time, they began to mix uppercase and lowercase letters into a single text.
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See what "Small Letter" is in other dictionaries: capital) letters and sometimes differs from it in the drawing, for example, by the presence of external elements [upper and lower descenders ... ... Font terminology
Lowercase letter - a letter that is smaller in size than an uppercase (capital) letter and sometimes differs from it and according to the drawing (grapheme). S. b. they type, as a rule, words inside the sentence, if they are not proper names that begin with ... ... Publishing Dictionary-Reference
lower case letter is a (small) letter. A letter of the usual size, used for writing in all cases, except when, according to the rules of spelling and punctuation, the use of an uppercase letter is required ... Dictionary of linguistic terms
Letter T - Cyrillic letter T Cyrillic A B C D Ґ D ... Wikipedia
Letter b - Cyrillic letter b Cyrillic A B C D Ґ D ... Wikipedia
Letter R - Cyrillic letter R Cyrillic A B C D Ґ D ... Wikipedia
Letter K - Cyrillic letter K Cyrillic A B C D Ґ D ... Wikipedia
LETTER - LETTER, letters, genus. pl. letters, female 1. A sign of the alphabet. Uppercase, lowercase letter. There are 32 letters in the Russian alphabet. 2. trans. The narrowly formal meaning of something (some text; bookish). Obey the letter of the law. ❖ To be, to remain a dead letter (book ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
Ѧ (letter) - Small Yus Cyrillic A B C D Ґ D ... Wikipedia
letter - s, genus. pl. letters, g. 1) A sign for the written designation of speech sounds. Uppercase (lowercase) letter. Skip a letter. Synonyms: letter / tera (bookish) 2) (transl. usually what, only singular) The formal side of what l. Follow the letter of the law ... Popular Dictionary of the Russian Language
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Lowercase letters are ...
Lowercase letters are small letters that are used to write words in a sentence, except for the initial letter and proper names.
To understand what lowercase letters are, let's remember that in the Russian alphabet 33 letters have different graphic styles. Each letter is depicted as a large, or uppercase, and smaller, or lowercase.
What are lower case letters?
How did the term "lowercase letter" come about? To find out its origin, let's take a short digression into the history of writing.
Long ago in ancient Russia, when the printing press had not yet been invented, letters, royal decrees, books were written by hand. Specially trained monks were engaged in rewriting church and secular books. They wrote in calligraphic handwriting on pre-lined paper. In order for the text to be written evenly, the writer wrote the letters on a fairly narrow line, indicated above and below by a straight line. Such letters were small and uniform in height. Lowercase letters are written in a line. From word "line" the adjective "lowercase" arose, which began to denote a small letter inscribed between two straight parallel lines.
The beginning of a sentence was written with a capital letter, which was called a capital letter. A large letter was written, decorating it with curls and painting it in different colors. The remaining letters of the written text were small, or lowercase.
In modern life, few people write letters in a line, and the ancient name is "lowercase letters" was assigned to the small letters of the Russian alphabet.
Lower case letters help distinguish between proper nouns and common nouns in the text.
Compare:
Here is a yard boy running, planting a bug in a sled , transforming himself into a horse ... (A. S. Pushkin).
Sanya whistled to Bug and went along the overgrown path into the forest.
In a famous folk tale, a cunning the fox fooled the stupid wolf.
Hungry godfather Fox climbed into the garden (I. A. Krylov. Fox and grapes).
His mouth was so burned by bitter pepper that tears gushed from his eyes.
Writer M. Gorky - author of the famous play "At the Bottom".
Pronunciation of the word "lowercase"
I wonder how the word is pronounced correctly
Divide this word into phonetic syllables:
In the old days, this three-syllable word was pronounced only with a stressed ending vowel, like the deriving word:
In modern speech, the word "line" with the stressed vowel "o" influenced the pronunciation of this adjective. Dictionaries fix double stress both on the root vowel "o" and on the ending vowel:
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How uppercase and lowercase letters are written and what it is
Russian letters differ from each other not only in style and sound designation, but also in size. Correct spelling follows certain rules. Uppercase and lowercase letters - what every schoolchild knows, especially an elementary school student. But the knowledge gained at school is forgotten very quickly, and adults are unlikely to remember the definitions of these terms.
Types of graphic characters on a letter
Uppercase and lowercase letters are two types of graphic characters on a letter. Interestingly, the division into such varieties is far from being in all languages. They are present in Cyrillic, and also in the Greek alphabet, Latin, Armenian. The situation in Georgia is unusual. There are no capital icons (with a certain meaning of use), but certain sections of the text (for example, titles, headings) are typed in large icons. They have small inscriptions, but differ from them in size. In other writing systems, the division into uppercase and lowercase letters does not exist.
For the first acquaintance with them, it is enough to learn brief information:
And in order to remember the information better, linger in the head for a long time and not turn into confusion, you need to study the issue deeper, delving into the details.
This is interesting! Russian lessons: as if - how to spell correctly
Uppercase
This is a capital, large, beautiful, initial. The letter sign is increased in size compared to the rest. Most often, it is the only one in the line, it is with it that the sentence begins. In elementary school, children with great diligence learn to draw the first alphabetic character - because it should turn out beautiful.
The first official use of capital letters is seen in the 15th century. However, further research showed that people tried to beautifully arrange the initial characters of the name, surname, sentence long before the beginning of the 15th century. Such graphic icons, decorated with ornaments and curlicues, were called drop caps.
Capital letters in the text are written only in those cases that are confirmed by spelling rules. The most common of them, which are most often encountered in practice, will be indicated below.
This is interesting! The word is also: written together or separately
Another definition of “capital” is found in elementary school at the stage of teaching writing. It is less common, therefore it does not appear in dictionaries. It is used only to distinguish between the type of writing, the antonym for the word "capital" is "printed". When a teacher asks to write a word, a sentence, a text in cursive, he means lowercase and uppercase letters. And their choice should take place on the basis of the studied rules.
Lowercase
This is a small letter. In a sentence and text, it is much more common than graphic icons of the previous type. This is explained by the fact that small letters are used several times more often in writing - these are the rules of Russian spelling.
All letters that do not fall under the rules for writing capitals are lined up in one line and have the same height, therefore they are called lowercase.
Please note! The stress in the term "line" falls not on the first, but on the last syllable, no matter how much one would like to associate its pronunciation with the pronunciation of the word "line".
Useful videos: How do you write small capital letters?
Main differences
Uppercase and lowercase letters have a number of differences from each other.
They are as follows:
Having learned for oneself the difference between capital and small graphic icons, a person stops confusing these two terms with each other.
This is interesting! What are exception words in Russian: examples
Examples
A good example of how the styles of both categories look like.
Ex. | A | B | B | G | D | E | E | K | and | 9029EA | ||||||||
A | B | B | G | D | E | E | K | L | M | H | O | P | R | S | T | Y | F | |
Page | K | L | m | H | O | P | R | ° | X | C | H | W | W | E | S | R | . | x | c | h | Sh | Sh. | b. | s | b | E | U | I |
when comparing the scheduled ones, it is possible that they are clear, it is clear that they are okay.
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Spelling of capital letters
In Russian, the use of two types of writing is subject to the rules of the corresponding section of orthography. According to them, the new sentence begins with a capital character, which seems to lead the army of small, ordinary icons. It shows that the previous thought has ended and another has begun, or simply denotes the beginning of a thought. Direct speech, quotations, each new line of the poem begins with the title.
But there are other, more complex rules that explain the spelling of capital and lowercase letters:
Possible difficulties in choosing an option
In Russian, most of the rules are ambiguous and have additional explanations or exceptions.
Important! When the choice of letter size (capital/small) is required to fill out important documents or perform serious tasks, work, it is better to check yourself in dictionaries and reference books.
Possible difficulties in choosing the size of a graphic icon:
Useful video: lowercase Russian letters
Conclusion
and the peculiarities of their use, and therefore, they do not have serious difficulties in complying with this norm.
The main thing is to remember the definitions, to understand some of the difficulties for yourself. And in case of difficulty, do not forget about the possibility of referring to the dictionary.
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How uppercase and lowercase letters are written and what they are
Russian letters differ from each other not only in style and sound designation, but also in size. Correct spelling follows certain rules. Uppercase and lowercase letters - what every schoolchild knows, especially an elementary school student. But the knowledge gained at school is forgotten very quickly, and adults are unlikely to remember the definitions of these terms.
Types of graphic characters on a letter
Uppercase and lowercase letters are two types of graphic characters on a letter. Interestingly, the division into such varieties is far from being in all languages. They are present in Cyrillic, and also in the Greek alphabet, Latin, Armenian. The situation in Georgia is unusual. There are no capital icons (with a certain meaning of use), but certain sections of the text (for example, titles, headings) are typed in large icons. They have small inscriptions, but differ from them in size. In other writing systems, the division into uppercase and lowercase letters does not exist.
For the first acquaintance with them, it is enough to learn brief information:
And in order to remember the information better, linger in the head for a long time and not turn into confusion, you need to study the issue deeper, delving into the details.
This is interesting! Russian lessons: as if - how to spell correctly
Uppercase
This is a capital, large, beautiful, initial. The letter sign is increased in size compared to the rest. Most often, it is the only one in the line, it is with it that the sentence begins. In elementary school, children with great diligence learn to draw the first alphabetic character - because it should turn out beautiful.
The first official use of capital letters is seen in the 15th century. However, further research showed that people tried to beautifully arrange the initial characters of the name, surname, sentence long before the beginning of the 15th century. Such graphic icons, decorated with ornaments and curlicues, were called drop caps.
Capital letters in the text are written only in those cases that are confirmed by spelling rules. The most common of them, which are most often encountered in practice, will be indicated below.
This is interesting! The word is also: written together or separately
Another definition of “capital” is found in elementary school at the stage of teaching writing. It is less common, therefore it does not appear in dictionaries. It is used only to distinguish between the type of writing, the antonym for the word "capital" is "printed". When a teacher asks to write a word, a sentence, a text in cursive, he means lowercase and uppercase letters. And their choice should take place on the basis of the studied rules.
Lowercase
This is a small letter. In a sentence and text, it is much more common than graphic icons of the previous type. This is explained by the fact that small letters are used several times more often in writing - these are the rules of Russian spelling.
All letters that do not fall under the rules for writing capitals are lined up in one line and have the same height, therefore they are called lowercase.
Please note! The emphasis in the term “lowercase” falls not on the first, but on the last syllable, no matter how much one would like to associate its pronunciation with the pronunciation of the word “line”.
Main differences
Uppercase and lowercase letters have a number of differences from each other.
They are as follows:
Having learned for oneself the difference between capital and small graphic icons, a person stops confusing these two terms with each other.
This is interesting! What are exception words in Russian: examples
Examples
An illustrative example of how the faces of both categories look like.