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On Turtle Diary, there are a number of alphabet games that you can use with your children to practice letters and master their shape. Beginning in Pre-K, kids can start with Learn ABC, a game that works them step-by-step through the English alphabet, in both uppercase and lowercase.
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In the alphabet games below, your child will be able to focus on learning the name, shape, and sound of each letter. Raise the challenge by introducing lowercase and uppercase forms, and watch them grow their typing skills as they go.
Play Free Online Alphabet Games for Kids. Children can play these free letter games to learn upper case and lower case letters of the alphabet. Kids can have fun with these entertaining games learning to draw or write and say letters aloud at their own pace. No Annoying Apps, No Software Downloads! All games are browser-based.
Learn about spelling and play games with your favorite PBS KIDS characters like Super Why, Elmo, Molly of Denali, and WordGirl!
This free educational game lets kids practice alphabetical order by putting uppercase letters in the correct ABC order. Use this game to practice letter recognition, letter sounds, and alphabetical order!
This free educational game is a great way for kids to practice letter and number formation. Players can choose to trace uppercase letters, lowercase letters, or numbers. A guide will appear before each stroke to show where lines should start and stop.
Help children's early phonics skills grow with interactive activities introducing the letters and sounds of the alphabet.
