Sort Letters

A letter sort is an arrangement of letters in a defined order, most often the alphabetic order.

Sorting letters (how to put them in order) can be done according to 3 sorting methods:

Sort by Alphabetical order: letters from A to Z (ascending order organization)

Sort by Reverse alphabetical order: letters Z to A (descending order organization or anti-alphabetic)

Sort by Random order (different order each time) to generate some anagrams

Use dCode tools such as the list sorter (data sorter).

It is possible to sort letters as a whole block or by distinguishing words. Here is an example with alphabetic order.

Letter sorting helps children develop their reading, spelling and vocabulary skills. It also strengthens their ability to understand and apply classification and categorization rules.

Alphabetization is a classic exercise for kindergarten or cycle 3 students. Use the dCode tool to generate random letters and have pupils arrange letters in alphabetical or antialphabetical order. If necessary, use this tool to check their arrangement.