This consonant (Ii) is considered to be one of the most charming sounds of the human language. It is the twelfth letter of the English alphabet and derives its origin from Latin. There are many words that will use this as a double consonant such as: dull and all. L can also appear in words and be silent, such as in the words: calf and would. This letter is also used as the Roman numeral for fifty. Make learning an experience sought after both inside and outside the classroom by incorporating Consonant L worksheets into the English curriculum.

Each of the 16 worksheets teaches about grammar and phonics in a different way to ensure every child is not left behind. Start by learning about basic grammar rules and then have your students write and rewrite sentences that use the consonant L in a wide variety of ways. Your kids will not wait to get home to learn more about past and present subjunctives. Leave textbooks in the classroom and teach English in the digital era by giving your students the educational gift called Consonant L worksheets.