33+ Letter G Activities (Free Version Included)

1. Letter G Words Chart – Vocabulary is a key factor in a child’s success. It improves all forms of communication including speaking, reading and writing. This word chart is simple but effective.

3. Letter G Flashcards – Featuring real-life photos and cartoon pictures for vocabulary words beginning with G. Encourage sensory play by hiding one set in a sensory bin. Let the kids match the cards they ‘find’ with the other set.

2. Letter G Words 3 Part Cards – Match the pictures beginning with the letter G to the word and the whole card. Matching improves memory retention.

4. Letter G Poster – Display in any learning space or use it as an activity mat by tracing the letter G with a dry-erase marker.

6. Letter G Tracing Pages and handwriting pages – Improve letter formation with these printable worksheets and tracing strips. Tracing is one of the easiest ways to improve fine motor skills.

8. Letter G Lacing Activity – Prepare these tracing cards (the letters or the gas pump) so students can follow the uppercase and lowercase letters and sound picture cards’ shape.

5. Letter G Formation Cards –  Follow the steps to form each letter. Trace with a dry-erase marker or finger.

7. Letter G Play Dough Mats – Each activity mat includes a template for making the letter or object with playdough and letters to trace with a dry-erase marker.

9. Build The Letter G – Get into construction mode and use the pieces and templates provided to build the uppercase and lowercase letters Letter G.

10. Letter G Clip Cards –  Includes uppercase and lowercase letter identification and beginning sound pictures. These are hands-on and can be a very interactive activity.

12. Letter G Count and Clip Cards – Count the letter G’s or pictures beginning with G and clip the correct number. Use a simple clothespin or any appropriate clip.

14. Letter G Sorting Activity – Sort the uppercase and lowercase letters into the correct house or jar on the activity mats. Sorting helps kids with basic decision-making skills development.

16. Letter G Dot/Sticker Pages – Use a dot marker or colored circle stickers to fill each picture beginning with the letter G. The completed pictures can be sent home or displayed. Kids love it when their work is appreciated and it makes them confident.

11. Find The Letter G pages – Activity mats where students cover the letter G as they find it or circle with a dry-erase marker. Try to pair students up to make it a social activity.

13. Letter G Color Activity – Match the uppercase and lowercase letters according to color. The chart can also be used to identify the colors and improve color recognition.

15. Highlight and color the letter G – Either color, highlight, trace, or cover the letter g on each activity card. This is. a good activity to provide instructions and see how the kids follow them.

17. Letter G Sticker Page – Write uppercase and lowercase G’s on dot stickers. Students then stick them in the correct spot on the grapes. A way to make the concept stick more is to enjoy some grape flavored snacks like a juice box, fruit or anything you can think of.

18. Letter G Puzzles – Including uppercase and lowercase letters and letter-to-picture puzzles. These are relaxing but also boost the brain.

20. Letter G Spin and Cover/Trace – Place or make a spinner on each circle then cover or trace the uppercase or lowercase letters on the activity mat with each spin.

22. Letter G Dice + Graphing Pages –
a) Count the pictures and letters and graph what you find!
b) Roll a die and trace the letter corresponding to each number rolled.

19. Letter G Mazes – Cover each letter G or picture that starts with G to find a path through the mazes.  Have the kids say the name of each object too.

21. Letter G Patterns – Continue each pattern featuring uppercase and lowercase letters and pictures beginning with G. Pattern identification improves analytical skills.

23. Letter G Alphabet Game – Add a spinner to the circle or use a dice to move on the game board. Read or say what you see where you land. This is such an easy but loved game in my classroom.

24. Letter G Reading Strips – Read the sentences and either add a tick to the box or add the matching picture. This is an easy way to encourage reading.

26. Letter G Mini Books – Includes a foldable mini book and a flip book featuring pictures and words starting with the letter G. This is also perfect for a homework packet or to send as activities for the kids during the holiday season.

25. Letter G Sound Cards – Place a counter or token under each letter or picture as you read/say it.

27. Uppercase Letter G Craft – Goose –  Follow the instructions to cut and paste to create this SILLY GOOSE! Encourage more creativity by using the black and white pages instead of the color versions.

29. Letter G Art Pages – Use any art materials such as watercolors, crayons, tissue paper, etc. to decorate these letter G art pages. Add googly eyes, pom poms and any crafty bits you have.

31. Letter G Hats – Cut out, color the pictures, trace the letters, and then join to make a Letter G hat! Two variations are included. 

33. Letter G Dot Marker Pages – Printable pages to dot the letter Gs or complete the G pictures by filling in the dots. This is a great way to improve visual discrimination.

28. Lowercase Letter G Craft Goat – Cut the pieces and paste them onto the base page to create a goat in the shape of a lowercase letter g!

30. Letter G Watch + Bookmark – Color the pictures and trace the letter G on the bookmark and watch. It’s a cute accessory and a physical reminder of the letter G!

32. Letter G Cotton Bud Painting – Use a cotton bud dipped in paint to complete the letters and the pictures. You can also do finger painting.

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