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ACTIVITY 2 - UPPERCASE & LOWERCASE LETTERSACTIVITY 2 - UPPERCASE & LOWERCASE LETTERS

ACTIVITY 2 - UPPERCASE & LOWERCASE LETTERS

This activity strengthens uppercase and lowercase skills. Your child will differentiate

between lowercase and uppercase letters. He or she will then have the opportunity

to pair up the uppercase and lowercase letters.

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Learning Benefits for Your Child - The Uppercase and Lowercase Letters activity is

designed to familiarize your child with uppercase and lowercase letters.

ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:

ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Press the

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Uppercase and Lowercase Letters activity

button. You will hear a sound effect followed by “Let’s

learn uppercase and lowercase letters.”

2. An uppercase letter will appear on the top line of the LCD

screen and 3 lowercase letters on the bottom line. A

flashing cursor will appear under the first letter.

Alphabert’s eyes will turn to look at Sprocket and

Sprocket’s head will look at Alphabert. Then Alphabert

will say “Match the uppercase and lowercase letters.”

3. Press the letter on the keyboard to answer the question directly

or press the left and right arrow buttons to choose the answer

and press the Enter button to confirm the selection.

4. If the correct letter is chosen, you will see Alphabert’s eyes

turn to Sprocket. Sprocket will say a positive response such

as “Yeah! You’re cranking now!” The LCD screen will show

you the uppercase and lowercase letters together.

5. If an incorrect letter is chosen the first time, you will hear

a negative sound effect and Alphabert’s eyes will turn to

look at Sprocket. Sprocket will say an encouraging phrase

like “Oh, oh! Short circuit. Try again!” and the question

will be repeated. If you answer incorrectly the second

time, a negative phrase will be heard and Alphabert’s

eyes will turn to look at Sprocket. Sprocket will say, “Are

your gears stuck? Let us help!” The LCD screen will show

you the correct answer.

6. When the Help button is pressed once, the question will

be repeated. If the Help button is pressed a second time,

the answer will be identified.

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