Alphabet Letter- Picture- Word Charts

SMART RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: Beginning to recognise the letters of the alphabet and the formation of each letter is an essential task for the student when learning to read and write. The B&W resource is an excellent first step in this process. Each lowercase letter has a starting point and a directional arrow to assist with the correct writing of the letter. Illustrations help the student to make letter -sound associations. Students are invited to draw extra pictures associated with the letter and independently practice the letter formation on the same sheet. Included in the resource are an A-Z Lowercase Letter Formation chart and a pencil frame Letter Practice sheet. A great resource for early sequential learning and reviewing of the alphabet. Make into a student booklet or teacher flip chart or use as individual sheets.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The colourful alphabet wall charts feature uppercase and lowercase letters with a fun initial sound illustration. An excellent reference for students learning the alphabet while also creating a vibrant classroom wall display.

SMART RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: A set of letter-sound word cards with a highlighted Hh prompt and matching illustration. A multipurpose resource for learning, practising and reviewing words beginning with the letter Hh. Included is a set of blank cards to add student suggested words to the resource and a student activity sheet to complete for letter Hh. The activity could be draw, write words or letter practice. This resource helps to develop the student’s ability to hear different sounds within words which is essential to reading and writing successfully.

SMART RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: A set of letter-sound word cards with a highlighted Ll prompt and matching illustration. A multipurpose resource for learning, practising and reviewing words beginning with the letter Ll. Included is a set of blank cards to add student suggested words to the resource and a student activity sheet to complete for Letter Ll. The activity could be draw, write words or letter practice. This resource helps to develop the student’s ability to hear different sounds within words which is essential to reading and writing successfully.