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Alphabetizing Worksheet: Rule 3 (Arranging Words Based on Second and Third Letter of the Word)

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This alphabetizing worksheet is designed for elementary-level (6 to 12 years) children to practice arranging words in alphabetical order based on the second and third letter of the word.

From the previous worksheets, we learned

A. How to Arrange Words in Alphabetical Order Based on the Second Letter of the Word?

Let us take an example: Fox, Fig, Fan

Here, the first letter (F) is the same for all three words.

Now, observe the second letter of each word (Fox, Fig, Fan )

List them based on which second letter comes first in alphabetical order.

Alphabetic Order: Fan, Fig, Fox

B. How to Arrange Words in Alphabetical Order Based on the Third Letter of the Word?

What if two or more words have the same first letter and second letter?

Example: bone, body, boil

Here, all words’ first letter (b) and the second letter (o) is the same.

Check the third letter of each word – bone, body, boil

Arrange them based on which the third letter comes first in alphabetical order.

Alphabetic order: body, boil, bone

Download the worksheet and start practicing arranging words in alphabetical order.

Wish to learn how to arrange words in alphabetical order? Watch the video resource here. 


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