Find every A
A scene full of letters with arms and legs. Find the ones in the row below, count them, write how many — and the color won't give any away.
Look at the shape, not the color.
A letter hunt worksheet generator, printable as a PDF. Each sheet is a framed crowd of cartoon letters with arms and legs, and a row of three to six letters under it, each with a box for how many were found. Every letter on the page is dealt a random color, so a child has to look at its shape, not count the red ones. Pick up to six letters — this week's letters, or a child's initials — and every sheet hunts those; pick none and each sheet chooses its own. Easy is big letters with no look-alikes of the hunted ones on the page; hard is smaller, with the look-alikes there on purpose: P beside R and B, E beside F, M beside W. The answer key fades every letter that was not asked about.
1 token a sheet, fewer in batches.
US Letter PDF — prints on any home printer.
Look
Read the first letter in the row below the picture.
Find
Search the crowd and tick each one you find.
Count
Count the ticks and write the number in its box.
Letters to find
None picked: each sheet hunts its own random letters. Pick up to six for this week's letters or a name.
How many letters
Level
Your worksheet lands here — download, print, or email it.