Perfectly Placed Letters: Letter Size and Spacing Control for Grade KG

This Kindergarten worksheet is specially designed to help young learners master correct **letter size and spacing** while writing. Through visually guided exercises using balloons, clouds, houses, trains, and writing boxes, children learn how to write big, medium, and tiny letters neatly with proper spacing—an essential foundation for clear handwriting and early writing confidence.

Why Learning Letter Size and Spacing Matters in Early Literacy? 

1. It helps children understand that letters can be written in different sizes based on guidelines. 
2. It improves handwriting neatness, readability, and consistency. 
3. It builds fine motor control and pencil discipline. 
4. It prepares learners for writing words and sentences clearly in higher grades.

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

🧠 Exercise 1 – Big Letter Writing (Balloon Writing) 
Children look at **BIG capital letters** like *T, M, A, S, B, H, R, C, L,* and *E* and write the same letter in the empty balloon, matching the size exactly.

✏️ Exercise 2 – Medium Letter Writing (Cloud Writing) 
Learners observe **medium-sized capital letters** such as *D, K, F, N, U, X, P, W, J,* and *O* and rewrite them neatly inside clouds, focusing on size control.

🏠 Exercise 3 – Tiny Letter Writing (House Writing) 
Children practise writing **tiny capital letters** like *G, R, S, B, Q, D, K, M, Y,* and *P* inside house shapes, strengthening precision and control.

🚆 Exercise 4 – Same Size Letter Repetition (Train Coaches) 
Students write lowercase letters (*e, m, u, a, i, o, c, r, n, s*) repeatedly in train coaches, ensuring all letters are the **same size**.

📏 Exercise 5 – Letter Spacing Practice 
Children write lowercase letters (*g, t, p, k, b, y, j, f, d, h*) while keeping **one finger space** between each letter, learning proper spacing habits.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Big Letters 
T, M, A, S, B, H, R, C, L, E 

Exercise 2 – Medium Letters 
D, K, F, N, U, X, P, W, J, O 

Exercise 3 – Tiny Letters 
G, R, S, B, Q, D, K, M, Y, P 

Exercise 4 – Same Size Writing 
e e e | m m m | u u u | a a a | i i i 
o o o | c c c | r r r | n n n | s s s 

Exercise 5 – Spacing Practice 
g g | t t | p p | k k | b b | y y | j j | f f | d d | h h 

(Handwriting size and neatness may vary by child.)

Help your child build neat, confident handwriting by learning how to control letter size and spacing step by step with fun, visual writing practice. 
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