Let’s go step by step to complete this worksheet.
First, look at the big “S” and small “s” at the top. They have dotted lines inside them — that means you should trace over those dots with your pencil to practice writing the letter S. Start from the top and follow the curve down, then back up for the big S. For the small s, it’s like a little snake curving left and right.
Next, there are two rows of dashed “S” letters on lined paper. You need to trace each one carefully, staying on the lines. This helps you learn how to write S neatly.
Then, under “Colour it”, you see circles with different letters: d, f, s, s, c, H, S, y, q. Your job is to find all the letters that are either uppercase “S” or lowercase “s”. Circle them or color them in. Let’s check:
- First row: d (no), f (no),
s (yes!)
- Second row:
s (yes!), c (no), H (no)
- Third row:
S (yes!), y (no), q (no)
So you should color or circle three letters: the two lowercase “s” and one uppercase “S”.
Finally, under “Draw it”, there’s a blank box. Since the page says “s is for sun”, you should draw a simple sun here — maybe a circle with rays coming out, just like the example at the top!
You’re done when you’ve traced, colored the correct letters, and drawn your own sun.
Final Answer:
Trace the big and small S, trace all the dashed S’s on the lines, color the letters s, s, and S in the circles, and draw a sun in the empty box.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of letter s worksheet for preschool.
