30 Free Letter G Worksheets

Get ready for a G-is-for-Great time with these FREE Letter G Worksheets. These convenient worksheets are packed with a variety of activities that will keep your kiddos entertained and learning for hours. From tracing and cutting to sorting, reading, and coloring, there’s something for everyone. Plus, we’ve included mazes, dot marker activities, and so much more!

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We know how important it is to have resources that can be used in different settings—whether it’s in the classroom, homeschool, or literacy centers. That’s why our printables are perfect for kids of many ages, from preschool and pre-k to kindergarten students, and even first grade. They lay a strong foundation for younger children while helping older kids reinforce and revise key concepts.

Letter G Worksheets

There are 30 different pages of free activities, including a cute cover page which you can use to bind the worksheets into a book.

Kids will not only become familiar with the letter G, but will also be able to discriminate between uppercase and lowercase letter g, improve letter sounds, trace and write out the letter g, and even learn new vocabulary words that begin with ‘g’.

Tracing is one of the best ways to foster writing skills. Kids can practice writing out the letter as many times as they want to improve their letter formation. Plus each page is unique to hold their interest and keep them engaged for as long as possible!

There are simple activities and more complex ones. You can start with the coloring and vocabulary pages, and then complete these cut and sort pages. Color, trace, find and cut pages are also included.

These activities have multiple steps and build focus along with literacy, problem-solving and fine motor skills.

Click on the letter G worksheet image to print that page, or grab all the pages in one PDF file at the bottom of this post.

How to Prep

Print out the worksheet of your choice by clicking on the image, or print out the entire PDF pack of free worksheets. You can make as many copies as you like and print it double-sided to save paper.
Set up writing and coloring materials like different color crayons, dot markers, pencils and even paint if you’d like.
Store all your free letter g printables in a binder or packet.

Letter G Recognition and Beginning Sound Worksheets

The importance of teaching phonics or beginning sounds cannot be stressed enough! It lays the foundation for fluency in speech and reading.

Kids can write their names on this cover page, identify and read the word of each image, and then color in the pictures. Use this cover page to stay organized. You can also file all the worksheets in one binder.

First dot the letter g with circle stickers then read and color in the objects. This activity is engaging because it combines a few tasks.

letter g- g is for grasshopper worksheet

Did you know that sounding out words is the best way to teach reading? Read the sentence and color the page in as a bonus.

Here is another page to practice the letter g sound with the lowercase g. Try saying it more than three times before coloring it in.

Kids can read the names of the images and color the pictures to expand their vocabulary and improve literacy and reading comprehension.

Uppercase and Lowercase Identification Worksheets

Nothing makes learning fun like educational games! Sometimes kids can start to find activities repetitive so incorporating games helps re-engage their minds.

Use these mazes and games to make letter identification even easier to learn! It’s great as an end-of-the-day activity or even a game at a class party!

Help investigate the case of the missing ‘g’ by finding all the lowercase letter g’s.

Now follow the path of the uppercase G to help the alien find a way home.

Help the puppy find all the uppercase letter g’s in the adorable paw prints!

Grab a dot marker and differentiate between uppercase and lowercase letter g with different colors, following the crayon key.

Follow the path of the lower case g by drawing a line or using a piece of string.

Sort, Cut and Paste Worksheets

Next, there are these great cut, sort and paste worksheets. These work on letter recognition, beginning sounds, cutting practice, and fine motor skills.

Cut out the letters and sort them into the correct sections.

trace, cut and paste the letters to complete the words that start with g

Teach kids how to cut, trace and paste with this hands-on worksheet. Assist little ones with scissors if it is their first time.

Sort the upper and lowercase letter g’s into the correct blocks.

Color, trace and find the letter g. This activity is a good challenge for preschool students and kindergartners.

Identify each picture and sort them into the correct blocks.

Tracing Practice Worksheets

These tracing pages target tracing and letter formation skills. Plus they double as coloring pages!

These pages show letter g formation which helps guide tracing.

Use the colors of the rainbow to complete this tracing activity while improving color and letter identification.

Trace the letter and practice the beginning sound and word.

This letter g tracing worksheet can be laminated for longer term use.

color the picture that starts with letter g

Identify the pictures beginning with letter g, color them in, and trace the letter.

Practice the beginning sound and word, then trace the lowercase g and uppercase G.

Trace the letter g, read the words and then color in the picture of a goat.

Reading and Coloring Worksheets

These pages will assist kids on how to write, read and pronounce the letter g. They will also expand their vocabulary and relax with these letter g coloring pages.

color the pictures that start with letter g

Ask the kids to identify each beginning letter picture. Then let them color in the ones they know start with g.

color read and trace "g is for gas" page

Color, read, and trace this free printable letter g worksheet.

color, read and trace letter g 'g is for garden' worksheet

This worksheet targets coloring, reading, and tracing skills. Trace the full word and color in the picture.

color, read and trace 'g is for garage' worksheet

Identify and color the image of the garage. Then, trace the word. to improve fine motor skills.

Letter Formation Worksheets

By learning important skills like letter formation early on, young children can develop good handwriting skills. Use these stroke order and directive pages to help students practice their letter formation.

uppercase and lowercase letter g tracing page

lowercase letter g directive tracing page

Letter G Mini Book

This is a free printable worksheet to end a letter of the week theme. Fold it to create a mini book, and don’t forget to exclude this page if creating a workbook.