Uppercase, lowercase, and vowels
Uppercase and lowercase forms belong to the same letter. Compare their outlines before looking for their partners.

Worked example
A pairs with a. Then look for A, E, I, O, and U among the other letters in Vowel Hunt.
Try it step by step
- Big and Little Letters
Match each uppercase letter to its lowercase partner.
- Vowel Hunt
Find all the vowels and leave the other letters untouched.
- Alphabet Train
Put the letters on the train in alphabetical order.
A useful hint
These are visual letter games. They do not assess pronunciation or replace a language-specific reading lesson.
Simple activities, gentle encouragement, and room to explore at your own pace. Big buttons and simple controls on phones, tablets, and computers.
Games to practise
Big and Little Letters
Match each uppercase letter to its lowercase partner.
Vowel Hunt
Find all the vowels and leave the other letters untouched.
Alphabet Train
Put the letters on the train in alphabetical order.
First Letter Sounds
First Letter Sounds. Connect a familiar spoken word with its initial letter. Three levels to explore at your own pace.
Last Letter Lookout
Last Letter Lookout. Track a printed word from beginning to end. Three levels to explore at your own pace.
Missing Letter Garden
Missing Letter Garden. Recognize the position of a letter within a word. Three levels to explore at your own pace.
Rhyme Time
Rhyme Time. Listen for matching sounds at the ends of words. Three levels to explore at your own pace.