Let's solve the task step by step based on the image you described.
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Part 1: Write the alphabet 'A'
This section is for practicing writing the letter
'A' in both uppercase and lowercase forms.
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Uppercase 'A' (capital A):
- The image shows a dotted outline of the letter
A with numbered arrows indicating the correct stroke order:
1. Start at the top left, draw a diagonal line down to the bottom.
2. Draw a diagonal line from the top right down to the bottom.
3. Connect the two lines with a horizontal line across the middle.
👉 You should trace this pattern to write the capital
A correctly.
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Lowercase 'a':
- The image shows a dotted lowercase
a with numbered strokes:
1. Start at the top and draw a curved oval (like a circle).
2. Then draw a small horizontal line across the middle (like a "tail" or crossbar).
👉 Trace the lowercase
a following these steps.
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Part 2: Circle the objects which start from letter 'A'
Now, look at the pictures and identify which ones start with the letter
'A'.
Here are the images shown:
1.
Pig → starts with
P ✘
2.
Grapes → starts with
G ✘
3.
Airplane → starts with
A ✔
4.
Ant → starts with
A ✔
5.
Teddy bear → starts with
T ✘
6.
Key → starts with
K ✘
7.
Fish → starts with
F ✘
8.
Frog → starts with
F ✘
9.
Apple → starts with
A ✔
✔ So, the objects that start with
'A' are:
-
Airplane
-
Ant
-
Apple
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✔ Final Answer:
Circle the following:
- Airplane
- Ant
- Apple
These are the only items that begin with the letter
A.
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Tip: This activity helps children learn letter recognition, handwriting, and vocabulary. Practicing tracing the letter 'A' improves fine motor skills, while identifying words starting with 'A' builds phonics awareness.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of words that begin with the letter a worksheet.