• Alphabet Interactive Notebooks: Fun interactive notebooks for your students to assemble throughout the year. 
• Alphabet Beginning Sound Sorts: Students will distinguish between beginning sounds to sort pictures. 
• Alphabet Case Sorts: Students will sort letters between uppercase and lowercase with a variety of fonts.
• Alphabet Handwriting Tracing Worksheets: Students will be introduced to letter formation and be exposed to simple picture supported sentences.
• Alphabet Color by Letter I Spy: Students will search for and color in the given letter with a variety of fonts to find a picture (the letter they are working with). 
• Alphabet Beginning Sounds Sliders: This interactive activity allows students to create simple picture-supported sentences to build phonetic awareness of the given letter. 
• Alphabet Spin & Cover: Students will work independently or in pairs to spin & cover uppercase & lowercase fonts in a variety of fonts.
• Alphabet Uppercase Letter Puzzles: Students will put together simple puzzles for each letter to build letter recognition and letter formation awareness.
• Alphabet Beginning Sounds Matching Letter Sorts: Students will attach pictures to the correct letters while saying the name of the picture out loud to build phonetic awareness. You can use multiple letters at once to create a need for sorting according to beginning sound.
• Alphabet Bracelets

• Uppercase and lowercase letter recognition Recognize, identify, and name letters in multiple fonts and contexts.
• Beginning sounds and phonetic awareness Build foundational sound-symbol correspondence and segmenting skills.
• Letter formation and early handwriting Practice correct pencil grip, stroke order, and consistent letter shapes.
• Matching and sorting skills Strengthen cognitive processing through visual and sound-based matching tasks.
• Alphabet sequencing and letter fluency Support memory and rapid recall of letter names and sounds.
• Vocabulary development Reinforce key vocabulary tied to beginning sound images and word-object connections.

• Fine motor control Cut, trace, color, and manipulate small pieces to develop hand strength and coordination.
• Visual discrimination Distinguish between similar-looking letters (like b/d/p/q) and fonts, improving accuracy in reading and writing.
• Auditory processing Build listening and comprehension skills through sound sorting and sound-picture matching.
• Multi-sensory learning strategies Engage tactile, auditory, and visual learning pathways for maximum retention... ideal for all learners, especially those with IEP or ELL support needs.
• Independent work stamina Promote self-direction and task completion in centers, morning tubs, or take-home assignments.
• Oral language skills Encourage conversations about pictures, beginning sounds, and personal connections to reinforce verbal expression.
• Cognitive flexibility Practice switching between different tasks and letter formats (uppercase/lowercase, fonts, sounds) to improve executive functioning.
• Confidence and self-motivation Build student confidence through hands-on, repeatable success with fun and purposeful alphabet play.

• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.1.D: Recognize and name all upper- and lowercase letters of the alphabet.
• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.3.A: Demonstrate basic knowledge of letter-sound correspondences.
• Texas Pre-K Guidelines: II.A.2 Child names at least 20 uppercase and 20 lowercase letters.
• Virginia ELDS: LLD4.1a Recognizes and names letters of the alphabet.
• Fine Motor and Sensory Skills Support: Ideal for occupational therapy and multi-sensory learners.

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