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Alphabet Learning Charts | Printable Learning Posters for Kids

Alphabet Printable Chart

Educational Alphabet Learning Charts

Are you looking for an Alphabet Learning Chart for your toddler, preschooler, or kindergartner? Great!!! We have many Alphabet learning charts you can choose from. Alphabet Charts are a great way for you to introduce letter sounds, uppercase/lowercase letters, and letter recognition to your early learner.

Alphabet Printable Learning Posters

Printable Alphabets Charts are a simple and easy resource to add to your homeschool or classroom environment. Once your receive access to your printable Alphabet chart, you will then download your 8.5×11 printable poster, print it out on card stock paper/heavy-duty paper, and frame it or laminate it for a longer-lasting experience.

Teach Your Toddler Letter Sounds

Toddlers are at the age where they are producing sounds and attempting to create words. However, practicing with the Alphabet Learning Poster offers your little one a readily available printout to begin his or her alphabet journey.

Alphabet Letter Sounds For Speech Development

The alphabets consist of 26 alphabet letters with each letter having its own sound. Reviewing each alphabet sound on a routine base will encourage your child to practice building his or her oral mechanics. He or she will position their mouth, lips, and tongue to develop the sounds of each alphabet letter. This is also a great alphabet activity to use for early learners, special needs, and children with Autism who experience speech and language delays.

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I have found teaching my daughter sound pronunciation of letters a great beneficial speech and language development activity. This is definitely our go-to activity even when she regresses back to her habitual letter pronunciation days. The Alphabet Printable Learning Post helps her to eliminate regressional speech habits and revert back to the correct pronunciation of letter sounds.

Letter sounds are combined together to create words!!!

Learning the Alphabet Letter

Learning the sounds of letters is easier to learn than the actual alphabet letters. Your child is not only learning 26 alphabet letters, they are learning 52 Alphabet letters. 26 uppercase letters plus 26 lower case letters, in which most of the combined letters appear differently. This is why introducing letters in your child’s early years is important.

Printable Alphabet Chart for Kids

Create a learning center that includes an Alphabet Wall Chart below. Include practicing letter sounds, repeating each letter, and singing the Alphabet Song.

Alphabet Learning Charts | Printable Learning Posters for Kids

Alphabet Printable Chart

The Alphabet Printable offers the same images as the video below. You can encourage your little one to follow along with the video. A TON of REPETITIONšŸ¤This printable is my favorite!!!

Alphabet Learning Charts | Printable Learning Posters for Kids

Alphabet Printable Wall Art

Creating a Contrast Alphabet Wall Poster for your child will give him or her to visualize the alphabet on a routine basis. I love the idea of hanging the Alphabet printable at eye level for your child. The idea is also a reminder for reviewing the chart on a regular base. The Alphabet heading is colorful but the letters are black and bold which is ideal for babies and toddlers who grasp their attention more towards contrasting colors.

Alphabet Learning Charts | Printable Learning Posters for Kids

Letters, Beginning Sounds, Images, and Words Printable

Learning the ALphabet is a major milestone for children. The Alphabet letter sounds are an asset to teaching your early learner how to combine letter sounds to create words. This Alphabet printable is offered to encourage your child/students a fun way to practice all areas and begin to create words.

The Alphabet Printables a learning chart with picture images to match. Practice alphabet sounds, letters, and words with the fun Alphabet learning poster for kids.

Alphabet Learning Charts | Printable Learning Posters for Kids

Alphabet Learning Video | Uppercase Letters

Phonics Alphabet Letters and Sounds with uppercase letters. The capital letters Alphabet learning video is a great learning resource for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners!!!

Alphabet Recognition | Lowercase Letters

The Lowercase Alphabet learning video displays each lowercase letter of the Alphabet. Learning 26 uppercase letters and 26 lowercase letters totaled 52 letters we encourage our children/students to memorize, understand and identify. The Alphabet learning videos can help. Encourage your early learner to distingue between uppercase and lowercase letters with the Alphabet Recognition Video.

Alphabet Sounds, Letters, and Words

The Alphabet Video repeats letter sounds, letters, and words that follow each Alphabet letter. A great Alphabet learning resource that offers a ton of repetition which will encourage your early learner to memorize, understand and identify their Alphabet!!!

The best part of creating these videos is adding the exact images from the printables. The ideal is definitely great for children who require additional repetition. The Alphabet printable is a fun learning resource you can begin introducing to your baby, toddler, and preschooler. The Alphabet Charts will encourage your little one to point to, repeat sound/letter, and identify both. Plus memorize understand and recognize images and words of the Alphabet!!!

Free Alphabet Flashcards

You will receive 2 sets of flashcards. A black and white contrast set was created to eliminate distractions for children who adapt more to less visual stimuli. You will also receive a Jumbo set that’s colorful and includes an image following the Alphabet letter. Plus most of the images are the same as the ABC Sounds, Letters, and Words Video/Printables abovešŸ¤

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2 FREE Alphabet Flashcard Sets for Kids!!!

Alphabet Learning Resources for Kids

View our SuperkidsInfinity Shops here and on Esty to discover all our learning resources dedicated to Nurturing the Minds of Early Learners, Special Needs, and Children with Autism.

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