Worksheet -- Lesson 16

Letter Pp

Subject: English | Class: Nursery | Series: Skillford

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Note for parents and teachers: Read every instruction aloud. The child points, circles, ticks, colours, traces, writes letters and speaks. The child does not need to read the words.

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Exercise A: Circle the Letter P

Say "P" with your child. Ask your child to circle every P and p in the rows below.

1. P    B    p    R    P

2. b    p    q    P    d

3. p    P    q    F    p

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Exercise B: Look and Say

Point to each picture in the textbook (page 43). Your child says the word. Tick the box when your child says it.

Picture	Said it?
parrot	[ ]
pen	[ ]
peacock	[ ]
panda	[ ]
peach	[ ]

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Exercise C: Match the Word to the Picture

Say each word aloud. Your child draws a line from the word to the correct picture.

Word	Picture
parrot	a. (peach)
pen	b. (peacock)
peacock	c. (parrot)
peach	d. (pen)

Tip: Draw or stick small pictures in the right-hand column before printing.

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Exercise D: Tick the /p/ Pictures

Say each word. Your child ticks the pictures that begin with /p/.

Picture	Tick
pumpkin	[ ]
sun	[ ]
turtle	[ ]
panda	[ ]

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Exercise E: Colour the Peacock

Draw a peacock with its tail open in the box. Your child colours the peacock blue and green.

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Ask: "What is this?" Your child says "peacock".

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Exercise F: Trace and Write Pp

Your child traces the dotted letters, capital first, then small. Then your child writes "Pp" on the empty line. Remember: the tail of small p goes below the line.

1. Pp    Pp    Pp    Pp    Pp

2. Pp    Pp    Pp    Pp    Pp

3. ______________________________

Print rows 1 and 2 in a dotted tracing font.

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Exercise G: Say the Sentence

Say the sentence to your child. Your child repeats it.

"A peacock and a panda are eating a peach."

Now ask:

1. Which two animals are in the picture? (a peacock and a panda)
2. What are they eating? (a peach)