German Alphabet Playdough Mats A–Z Dyslexia Friendly Deutsch Knetmatten for Inclusive Literacy Support This dyslexia-friendly version of the German alphabet playdough mats has been designed with clarity, accessibility, and inclusive learning principles in mind. The resource supports early literacy development through tactile letter formation while reducing visual distraction and maintaining a clear, structured layout. The materials are suitable for preschool, early primary education, German language programmes, and inclusive classroom environments. This resource is fully in German. An English version is available separately for teachers who require both language options. Accessibility Features Clear, readable typography Reduced visual clutter Spacious layout to support focus Consistent formatting across all mats Multisensory learning approach These features benefit all learners while providing additional support for those who benefit from structured visual presentation. Contents Complete A–Z German alphabet Uppercase and lowercase letters Print-ready reusable mats Letter formation guidance for tactile practice Calm visual presentation suitable for inclusive classrooms Educational Context These mats support: Early literacy readiness Alphabet recognition in German Fine motor skill development Inclusive and multisensory learning approaches Umlauts (Ä, Ö, Ü) and ß are not included as they are typically introduced later in formal spelling instruction. Appropriate For Early years literacy development Key Stage 1 language exposure German language instruction Inclusive classroom environments Intervention or support settings

German Alphabet Playdough Mats A–Z Deutsch Knetmatten for Early Literacy Development This resource provides a full set of German alphabet playdough mats designed to support early literacy development, letter recognition, and fine motor skill practice in preschool, kindergarten, and early primary settings. The mats encourage multisensory engagement through tactile letter formation and are suitable for classroom centres, small-group work, intervention settings, or home learning. This resource is presented entirely in German. An English-language version of the same activity is already available separately for teachers working across both language contexts. Educational Purpose These mats support foundational literacy skills by helping learners: Recognise uppercase and lowercase German letters Develop fine motor strength for writing readiness Build familiarity with alphabet forms through tactile practice Engage in structured, low-pressure literacy activities They are particularly useful in early years settings, German language programmes, and multilingual classrooms. Contents Full A–Z German alphabet Uppercase and lowercase letter presentation Clear letter formation guides suitable for playdough use Print-ready pages appropriate for laminating or repeated classroom use Calm, uncluttered design to support focus and accessibility Note on Alphabet Scope This resource focuses on the core A–Z alphabet typically introduced first in early German literacy instruction. Umlauts (Ä, Ö, Ü) and ß are generally introduced later during spelling development. Suitable For Early years education (EYFS equivalent) Key Stage 1 language exposure German as a foreign language instruction Multilingual and immersion settings Fine motor literacy support

Fairy Forest Alphabet Letter Recognition Mega Bundle Standard and Dyslexia Friendly Provide a complete and inclusive letter recognition programme with this Fairy Forest themed Mega Bundle. This resource includes both the Standard Version and the Dyslexia Friendly Version in one download, giving teachers and families flexible options for mixed ability learning environments. The bundle contains 364 printable worksheets across seven structured activity types. Learners practise uppercase and lowercase letter recognition, letter formation, visual discrimination, and beginning sound awareness through consistent and engaging tasks. Gentle Fairy Forest artwork and predictable layouts help maintain motivation and build confidence. This resource is suitable for Nursery, Reception, Key Stage 1 intervention, SEND support, and home education. What is included 364 printable worksheets covering letters A to Z Seven activity types for letter recognition Standard Version worksheets Dyslexia Friendly worksheets using OpenDyslexic font Uppercase and lowercase letter practice Low distraction page layouts Print and go format Skills supported Letter recognition Letter naming Uppercase and lowercase matching Letter formation Visual discrimination Beginning sound awareness Inclusive early literacy practice How to use Introduce the focus letter, model each activity, then allow independent practice. Use within phonics sessions, literacy centres, small group work, intervention, or home learning. Extend learning with tactile letter activities such as sand or playdough. This Mega Bundle provides a complete alphabet foundation with flexible support for every learner.

Fairy Forest Alphabet Letter Recognition Worksheets Standard Version Support early alphabet learning with this Fairy Forest themed Standard Version letter recognition bundle. Clear layouts, classroom friendly fonts, and gentle artwork guide young learners through structured and consistent letter practice. The resource includes 182 printable worksheets across seven activity types. Children practise uppercase and lowercase recognition, letter formation, visual discrimination, and beginning sound awareness through predictable daily tasks. Ideal for Nursery, Reception, phonics groups, literacy centres, intervention, and home learning. What is included 182 printable worksheets covering letters A to Z Seven activity types for letter recognition Uppercase and lowercase letter practice Classroom friendly font Fairy Forest themed illustrations Print and go format Skills supported Letter recognition Letter naming Letter formation Visual discrimination Beginning sound awareness Early literacy readiness How to use Introduce each letter, model the activity, then provide opportunities for independent practice. Use for letter of the week teaching, centre work, or homework activities. Extend learning with multisensory letter play. A complete and engaging alphabet resource for confident early learners.

Fairy Forest Dyslexia Friendly Alphabet Letter Recognition Worksheets Provide accessible alphabet instruction with this Dyslexia Friendly Fairy Forest themed letter recognition bundle. OpenDyslexic font, calm visual design, and low distraction layouts support learners who require additional processing time and clarity. The bundle includes 182 printable worksheets across seven activity types. Pupils practise uppercase and lowercase recognition, letter formation, visual discrimination, and beginning sound awareness through structured and supportive tasks. Well suited for SEND classrooms, intervention groups, therapy settings, and home education. What is included 182 printable worksheets covering letters A to Z Seven activity types for letter recognition Uppercase and lowercase letter practice OpenDyslexic font Calm and low distraction layouts Fairy Forest themed illustrations Print and go format Skills supported Letter recognition Letter naming Letter formation Visual discrimination Beginning sound awareness Dyslexia support Inclusive early literacy instruction How to use Introduce letters using clear visual and verbal cues. Model tasks before guided practice. Provide additional time and repetition where required. Combine with tactile letter formation activities for reinforcement. Inclusive, structured, and engaging alphabet learning for every classroom.

Dyslexic-Friendly Initial Sounds Letter to Picture Matching Phonics Alphabet A–Z This dyslexic-friendly phonics worksheet set supports the same learning objectives as the standard version, with thoughtful design features that reduce visual stress and support focus. Pupils practise identifying initial sounds by matching letters to pictures in a calm, predictable layout. Simplified artwork, clear spacing, and OpenDyslexic font help remove unnecessary visual barriers so pupils can concentrate on sound–symbol relationships. What’s Included 26 phonics worksheets covering the alphabet A–Z Uppercase and lowercase letter practice Letter to picture matching for initial sounds Familiar, concrete vocabulary One activity per page for clarity and consistency Ready-to-print PDF format Dyslexic-Friendly Design Features OpenDyslexic font to support readability Reduced visual clutter Balanced spacing and predictable layout Calm design that supports confidence and sustained attention Suitable For Inclusive classrooms Dyslexia support and phonics intervention Pupils who benefit from low-distraction materials Small group or independent work Home education and tutoring This version maintains high expectations while providing accessible design choices to support a wide range of learners.

Initial Sounds Letter to Picture Matching Worksheets Phonics Alphabet A–Z Standard Version Support early phonics development with this complete Initial Sounds Letter to Picture Matching worksheet set, suitable for Early Years and Key Stage 1 learners. Pupils identify the initial sound in each word and draw a line from the focus letter to the pictures that begin with that sound. This activity supports phonemic awareness, letter–sound correspondence, and visual discrimination through a clear and consistent format. The standard version features rich, nature-themed illustrations designed to engage pupils while keeping attention on the phonics skill. What’s Included 26 phonics worksheets covering the alphabet A–Z Uppercase and lowercase letter practice Letter to picture matching for initial sounds Nature-based vocabulary using familiar objects and animals One focused activity per page Ready-to-print PDF format Skills Developed Recognition of initial sounds Phonemic awareness Letter–sound correspondence Early vocabulary development Fine motor control Classroom Use Phonics lessons in EYFS and KS1 Small group or guided work Phonics intervention support Independent tasks and learning stations Home learning and tutoring This resource offers a structured, engaging approach to phonics practice aligned with early literacy expectations.

Standard Version Title Clap When You Hear the Letter A–Z | Phonemic Awareness Listening | Standard Version Description Support early reading development with this phonemic awareness listening activity designed for children in Early Years and Reception. In Clap When You Hear the Letter, children listen to short, engaging stories and clap whenever they hear the target letter sound. This oral, movement-based approach helps pupils develop listening skills, sound awareness, and early phonics foundations in a playful and supportive way. The activity focuses on careful listening rather than written work, making it especially suitable for young learners who are still developing attention, language processing, and confidence with sounds. Each letter of the alphabet is presented on its own page, allowing teachers to use the resource flexibly across the school year. This resource works well as part of whole-class carpet sessions, small-group phonics work, or short listening warm-ups. The predictable structure helps children understand what to do, while the story-based format keeps learning enjoyable and meaningful. This Standard Version is suitable for general classroom use and aligns well with EYFS early reading and listening goals. What’s Included 26 phonemic awareness listening pages (A–Z) One page per letter Short, story-based passages for oral reading Active listening response using clapping Clear, consistent layout for classroom use Printable PDF format 26 pages in total Skills Supported Phonemic awareness Listening and attention Beginning sound recognition Early phonics skills Oral language development Suitable For Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Reception classes Whole-class carpet time Small-group phonics sessions Early intervention and support Format Printable PDF No preparation required Teacher-led listening activity

This dyslexia-friendly phonemic awareness listening activity is designed to support early readers who benefit from clear structure, reduced visual load, and a focus on listening rather than written tasks. In this version of Clap When You Hear the Letter, children listen to short stories and clap when they hear the target letter sound. The activity develops auditory discrimination and sound awareness while keeping demands simple and manageable. The dyslexia-friendly layout uses a highly readable font, calm design, and one clear activity per page, helping children stay focused and confident. Because the activity relies on listening and movement, it is well suited to inclusive classrooms, early intervention, and pupils who find visual-heavy phonics activities challenging. Teachers can easily adapt the activity by slowing the reading pace, repeating the story, or offering alternative responses such as tapping instead of clapping. This version supports the same learning goals as the Standard Version, with added accessibility for diverse learning needs. What’s Included 26 phonemic awareness listening pages (A–Z) One clear activity per page Dyslexia-friendly font and simplified layout Reduced visual distractions Story-based repetition of target sounds Printable PDF format 26 pages in total Skills Supported Phonemic awareness Auditory discrimination Listening confidence Beginning sound identification Early phonics development Suitable For Pupils with dyslexia or literacy difficulties Children who benefit from reduced visual input Small-group work and intervention Inclusive EYFS and Reception settings Format Printable PDF Low-prep and easy to use Teacher-led listening activity

This inclusive alphabet flashcard set is designed to support early literacy development while meeting the needs of learners who benefit from clear structure, calm visuals, and accessible text. The resource includes both labelled and text-free alphabet cards, allowing teachers to adapt instruction for whole-class teaching, small groups, interventions, and individual learners. All text is presented in OpenDyslexic font to support readability and reduce visual stress. The gentle, nature-inspired illustrations are intentionally calming and consistent, helping learners focus on letter recognition without unnecessary distraction. What Is Included 104 alphabet flashcards in total 26 uppercase letters with English text 26 lowercase letters with English text 26 uppercase letters without text 26 lowercase letters without text One letter per page High-resolution, print-ready PDF Designed for Inclusive Practice This resource has been thoughtfully created to support learners with: Dyslexia ADHD Autism spectrum differences Sensory processing needs Attention or working memory challenges The text-free cards allow pupils to focus solely on letter shape and imagery, while the labelled cards support phonics instruction and sound-symbol correspondence. Teachers can easily combine both formats to differentiate learning within the same lesson. Suggested Classroom Uses Letter recognition and alphabet sequencing Early phonics and sound awareness Literacy centres and continuous provision Small-group SEN support and interventions Visual supports for displays or working walls One-to-one instruction The cards work well in EYFS and early KS1 settings, as well as in specialist and inclusive classrooms. Why This Resource Works OpenDyslexic font for improved readability Clear spacing and uncluttered layouts Calm, consistent illustrations to support focus Uppercase and lowercase letters included Both labelled and unlabelled options in one resource This flexible design allows teachers to meet a wide range of learner needs without requiring multiple separate resources. Resource Details Format: PDF Pages: 104 Age range: Early Years, Key Stage 1 Licence: Single classroom use

Alphabet Flashcards A–Z | No Text | Neurodivergent-Friendly | Uppercase & Lowercase These alphabet flashcards A–Z are neurodivergent-friendly and intentionally designed with reduced visual stimulation, increased white space, and simplified artwork to support focus and accessibility. This no-text alphabet card set helps learners concentrate on letter shapes without unnecessary visual distraction, making it suitable for inclusive classrooms, SEN settings, and targeted intervention. The artwork has been carefully refined to remove extraneous background elements while remaining warm, engaging, and consistent across the full alphabet. What’s included: 26 uppercase alphabet flashcards 26 lowercase alphabet flashcards One letter per page No printed words or labels Simplified, calm nature-themed illustrations Low-stimulation layout with clear visual focus Designed to support: Neurodivergent learners Autism spectrum learners ADHD and attention differences Dyslexia and visual processing differences Sensory-friendly and inclusive learning environments Educational uses: Letter recognition and early phonics 1:1 instruction and small-group work SEN and inclusion support Calm-down spaces and intervention sessions This edition is part of a matched standard and neurodivergent-friendly set, allowing educators to select the visual complexity that best meets their learners’ needs.

Alphabet Flashcards A–Z | No Text | Uppercase & Lowercase | Nature-Themed Alphabet Cards These alphabet flashcards A–Z feature uppercase and lowercase letters presented with rich, nature-themed illustrations designed to engage early learners and support letter recognition through visual storytelling. This no-text alphabet card set allows teachers to introduce letter shapes and sounds flexibly, without language constraints, making it suitable for a wide range of early literacy approaches. The standard edition includes full, detailed artwork surrounding each letter, supporting curiosity, discussion, and classroom engagement. What’s included: 26 uppercase alphabet flashcards 26 lowercase alphabet flashcards One letter per page No printed words or labels Full-colour, detailed nature illustrations Educational uses: Letter recognition and alphabet review Phonics introduction and reinforcement Classroom displays and literacy centres Whole-class teaching, small groups, or home learning Best suited for: Nursery and Reception Early Years Foundation Stage Pre-K and Kindergarten Learners who benefit from rich visual environments This resource is available in both a standard edition and a neurodivergent-friendly edition, allowing teachers to choose the version that best supports their learners and setting.

Upper and Lowercase Alphabet Matching Worksheets A to Z Dyslexia Friendly Letter Recognition and Early Literacy Practice Support clear and accessible alphabet learning with this dyslexia-friendly uppercase and lowercase letter matching worksheet set, designed for inclusive early literacy teaching. This resource includes 26 printable worksheets, one for each letter A to Z. On each page, children draw lines to match uppercase letters with their corresponding lowercase letters, then reverse the process to reinforce recognition. The OpenDyslexic font is used throughout the entire resource, alongside ample spacing, predictable structure, and calm visuals to support clarity and reduce visual confusion. Although labelled dyslexia friendly to reflect the most common need and search term, this resource also supports many other neurodivergent learners, including children with ADHD, autism, processing differences, or early literacy delays. What’s Included 26 dyslexia friendly uppercase and lowercase alphabet matching worksheets A to Z One letter per page for focused, low-distraction practice Uppercase to lowercase and lowercase to uppercase matching on each sheet Clear, simple instructions in English OpenDyslexic font used on every page Ample spacing and consistent layout Calm, nature-themed illustrations Skills Supported Alphabet recognition Uppercase and lowercase letter identification Visual discrimination Phonics and sound–symbol awareness Early reading readiness Classroom Use Suitable for EYFS, Reception, SEND provision, early intervention, homeschool settings, and inclusive classrooms. Can also be used for KS1 literacy support and catch-up. This resource is part of a growing dyslexia-friendly early literacy collection designed to build confidence, clarity, and strong reading foundations.

Upper and Lowercase Alphabet Matching Worksheets A to Z Letter Recognition and Early Literacy Practice Support early literacy development with this uppercase and lowercase alphabet matching worksheet set, designed for clear and engaging letter recognition practice. This standard classroom version includes 26 printable worksheets, one for each letter A to Z. On each page, children draw lines to match uppercase letters with their corresponding lowercase letters, then reverse the process to reinforce recognition. Clear instructions, a consistent layout, and colourful illustrations make this resource easy to use and enjoyable for young learners. What’s Included 26 uppercase and lowercase alphabet matching worksheets A to Z One letter per page for focused practice Uppercase to lowercase and lowercase to uppercase matching on each sheet Clear, child-friendly instructions in English Standard classroom font Full-colour, nature-themed illustrations Consistent layout across all worksheets Skills Supported Alphabet recognition Uppercase and lowercase letter identification Visual discrimination Phonics and sound–symbol awareness Early reading readiness Classroom Use Suitable for Early Years, Reception, KS1 support, homeschool settings, literacy centres, small-group work, or daily alphabet review. Encourage children to say the letter name aloud as they connect matches to strengthen phonics awareness.

This dyslexia-friendly letter tracing resource has been designed to support early writers who benefit from clear structure, reduced visual clutter, and predictable layouts. Each worksheet focuses on one letter presented with generous spacing, bold letter forms, and guided stroke paths. These design choices help reduce visual overload while supporting letter formation, motor planning, and confidence. Although created using dyslexia-friendly principles, this resource is suitable for a wide range of learners, including those who benefit from a calmer and more accessible approach to handwriting. Included in this resource Letter tracing worksheets covering the full alphabet Upper and lowercase letters on each page OpenDyslexic font to support clearer letter distinction Clear stroke order with visual arrows One letter per page with generous spacing Calm, letter-specific illustrations for gentle visual support Print-ready PDF format Why this resource works well Reduces cognitive load through consistent layout and spacing Supports visual tracking and letter discrimination Encourages fine motor control and handwriting confidence Allows pupils to work at an appropriate pace Suitable for inclusive classrooms and additional learning support How to use This resource works well in: Inclusive classroom settings Intervention or additional support sessions One-to-one or small group handwriting practice Calm home learning routines Adults may model letter formation slowly before pupils work independently. This dyslexia-friendly tracing set forms part of the Alphabet Garden Collection and provides a visually accessible, confidence-building approach to early handwriting.

Support early handwriting development with this Letter Tracing Practice resource designed for Early Years and Key Stage One learners. This printable set provides structured, clear practice to help children develop correct letter formation using guided stroke order, consistent layout, and repetition. Each worksheet focuses on one letter at a time, supporting confidence, fine motor control, and early writing fluency. Both uppercase and lowercase letters are included throughout the full alphabet, helping pupils build secure letter knowledge alongside early phonics development. Included in this resource Letter tracing worksheets covering the full alphabet Upper and lowercase letters on each page Clear stroke order with start points and directional arrows Child-friendly letter shapes suitable for early writers High-quality, letter-specific illustrations to support engagement Clean, consistent page layout for focused handwriting practice Print-ready PDF format Learning aims Letter recognition and naming Correct letter formation Early phonics development Fine motor skill development Increased confidence with early handwriting How this resource can be used Suitable for: Early Years handwriting activities Letter-focused teaching sequences Independent or guided writing practice Small group or one-to-one support Home learning activities Children can trace using a finger before moving to pencil to support control and confidence. This resource is suitable for nursery, reception, and Year One, and supports early handwriting skills within the Early Years curriculum.

Find the Letter in the Jumble – Alphabet Worksheets (Inclusive Edition) This calm, structured resource supports early letter learning through clear visual tasks and predictable layouts. It is designed for children who benefit from extra visual clarity, steady spacing, and a gentle page structure while building confidence with letters. Children search through mixed letters and circle each matching letter. The repeated, focused task helps build familiarity, focus, and independence in a low-stress way. This edition uses a dyslexia-friendly font and simplified layouts to reduce visual overload and support comfortable reading. What is included • 26 printable worksheets • One focused letter per page • Uppercase and lowercase letter sets • Increased spacing and simplified layout • Ready to print and use This resource helps children to • Build confidence with letters • Strengthen visual focus • Develop steady working habits • Improve pencil control through circling and marking Where this works well • Small group activities • Individual practice time • Quiet working areas • Home learning This resource provides a calm, supportive way for children to build early letter skills and feel successful in their learning.

Find the Letter in the Jumble – Alphabet Worksheets This resource supports early letter learning through calm, structured visual tasks that help children build confidence with letters in a gentle, focused way. Children look closely at each page and circle matching letters hidden within a set of mixed letters. The repeated pattern helps build familiarity, focus, and steady working habits. The Standard Classroom Edition uses the Poppins font and balanced page layouts to keep the activity clear and easy to follow. Included in this resource • 26 printable worksheets • One focused letter per page • Uppercase and lowercase letter sets • Clear, calm visual structure • Ready to print and use in class This resource helps children to • Strengthen letter familiarity • Build steady visual attention • Develop pencil control • Gain confidence through repetition Useful for • Whole class phonics time • Small groups • Independent tasks • Quiet morning activities

Make early letter learning hands-on, engaging, and movement-based. This alphabet mat resource supports young children as they form both uppercase and lowercase letters using dough in a fun and focused way. Designed for Reception and Year 1, this activity builds phonics fluency, fine motor strength, and letter formation confidence through tactile learning. What is included: A complete set of alphabet mats for each letter from A to Z Each page includes uppercase and lowercase versions Child-friendly instructions on every sheet One letter per page for focused use Soft nature-themed illustrations Clean, accessible font for early readers Ready-to-print format with a preview page included Benefits for learning: Combines phonics and motor skills in a single activity Ideal for literacy practice, table-top tasks, or morning work Encourages learners to roll and shape each letter while saying the sound Helps build confidence and independence through consistent practice Designed for visual, auditory, and hands-on learners Who it is suitable for: Reception and Year 1 pupils Literacy support groups Intervention settings Table-top learning areas or quiet corners Home learning environments or tutoring How to use: Print on card and laminate if preferred Provide soft modelling dough and invite children to shape each letter Encourage learners to speak the sound as they form the letter Use alongside phonics songs, alphabet stories, or movement routines This resource was created to support inclusive and accessible literacy development. It offers a simple, consistent way for young learners to engage with letter shapes using sight, speech, and movement.

Support letter formation with a calm, inclusive approach to literacy. This set of alphabet dough mats was created for learners who benefit from sensory-friendly, low-stimulation resources. Children shape each letter using soft dough while saying the sound aloud, supporting strong letter-sound connections in a gentle, structured way. The design uses the OpenDyslexic font, nature-themed visuals, and clear instructions to reduce overwhelm and improve focus. Ideal for pupils with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, or sensory processing differences. What is included: A complete set of alphabet mats, one per letter (A to Z) Each mat shows both upper and lower case letters Large, easy-to-follow letter forms Simple instructions with accessible language Full-page layout with a clear visual focus Calm, nature-based illustrations to support regulation Designed with the OpenDyslexic font for improved readability Ready-to-print format with embedded cover preview Benefits for learning: Encourages letter formation through visual, verbal, and tactile input Supports consistent routines and confidence-building practice Reduces visual and instructional overload Provides accessible literacy instruction for neurodivergent pupils Suitable for individual use or small group support Who it is suitable for: Reception and Year 1 learners SEND classrooms and interventions 1:1 or small group sessions Quiet corners or fine motor stations Home learning or tutoring with sensory needs in mind How to use: Print on card and laminate if preferred Provide soft dough and invite pupils to shape each letter Encourage them to say the sound as they form the shape Use as part of literacy warm-ups, phonics rotations, or calm-down routines This resource was developed by a neurodivergent educator and parent with lived experience supporting children with diverse learning profiles. Each page is carefully crafted to promote calm, confident engagement with early literacy.

Christmas Alphabet Flash Cards A to Z This illustrated alphabet set includes uppercase and lowercase letters paired with warm Christmas artwork that helps children recognize letter shapes through simple, uncluttered visuals. The no text design supports all learners by reducing distractions and providing clear imagery that is easy to process. This resource is suitable for Kindergarten, early learning groups, early elementary, learning centers, tutoring sessions, and at home learning environments. It works especially well for visual learners and students developing early literacy skills. What is Included A full set of uppercase alphabet cards A full set of lowercase alphabet cards One letter on each page Christmas themed illustrations A clean layout suitable for inclusive and multilingual learning spaces Why This Set Works This resource supports: Early phonics development Letter recognition and beginning writing skills Vocabulary growth through themed images Calm and focused learning environments Kindergarten literacy foundations How to Use Print on sturdy paper for long lasting use Use for letter of the week activities Add to morning warm up stations or literacy centers Use in small group lessons or individual learning sessions Include in pocket chart activities Display on classroom walls or bulletin boards Ideal For Kindergarten Early learning groups At home learning Learning support specialists Speech and language professionals Inclusive and multilingual classrooms Collection Information This alphabet set is part of a growing early literacy collection that includes resources in English, Spanish, Mandarin (Pinyin), French, and German. The collection also includes inclusive editions, bilingual versions, and seasonal themes such as Christmas, Winter, New Year, Lunar New Year, and Halloween. Build a rich and visually engaging early literacy collection for your learning environment.