The last letter in the lowercase series.
Once again; here is the ideal order to teach letters to your young learners:

Always the letters in their names first and uppercase is best in the beginning.

UPPERCASE FIRST:

1. L, F, E, H, T, I
2. D, B, P, U, J
3. C, O, G, Q, S
4. R, A, K, M, N, V, W, X, Y, Z

Lowercase next:

1. l, t, i
2. c, k. o, p, s, v, u, w. x, z
3. h, n, m, r, b
4. a, d, g, q
5. e, f, j
6. k, y

Our next letter in the lowercase series. Remember to always reintroduce past upper and lowercase letters to your young learners, as repetition is key.

Our next letter in the lowercase series.

The next letter in our lowercase series is the letter “f'”.

We are nearing the end!

The next letter in our lowercase series is the letter “e”.

Don’t forget to keep using those past letters with your young learner!

We are nearing the end of our lowercase letter series.

Don’t forget to continue reintroducing past uppercase and lowercase letters with your young learners.

The next letter in our lowercase series.

We are closing in to the end. Don’t forget to keep using those uppercase letters and the past lowercase letters as often as possible.

The next letter in our lowercase series is the letter “d”.

Don’t forget to keep reintroducing past letters; both uppercase and lowercase to your young learners on a regular basis.