Letter Match
Capital letters wait in boxes above a mixed row of small-letter tiles. Your child drags each tile to its partner. Picking up a tile names it aloud. A matched box shows both forms together, so you can look at the pair before the next round begins.
Free for every family until 20 November 2026Every game and level. No card needed.
Drag each small letter onto its big letter!
What it practises
- Match small letters to their capital partners
- Compare letter forms across a mixed set
How the levels grow
- Seed Level 1
- Sprout Level 2
- Bloom Level 3
- Flourish Level 4
- Shine Level 5
Letter Match is available for ages 4–6. Level 1 gives two pairs per round, level 2 gives three, and levels 3 and 4 give four. Level 5 gives five pairs. Every level uses two rounds and draws from the full alphabet. The task stays the same as the set grows: place each small letter with its capital. Letters are shuffled for the tiles, so their positions do not supply the match.
This game is on the Kindergarten path, for ages 4–6. Good play climbs a level; a hard day holds it, and a level earned is never taken away.
What you might notice
- Which pairs does your child recognise together?
- Does your child compare the tile with several boxes?
Try it at home
Write a capital and its small letter beside each other on scrap paper. Cover one with your hand and invite your child to name or point to its partner elsewhere on the page. Keep only two pairs in view at first.
Not in this game: The game does not practise letter sounds within words.
Home-learning units that use it
More in Letter Forest
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Recognise named capital letters
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Match a spoken word to its written form
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Find capital or small letters from spoken prompts
Every game is free until 20 November 2026.
Letter Match and the other 43 games, every level, with no card and no payment.