Isometric paper (or dot paper) can be used to help with drawing 3D shapes. This popular resource is a single document containing every capital letter drawn on isometric paper which students can use to help write their name or initials. This is a great activity to introduce 3D drawing and plans and elevations. It also makes for an excellent end-of-term activity.
Neutral design alphabet bunting with upper and lower case letters and Read Write Inc alphabet at the bottom.
Each bunting is 16.5cm x 12cm. There are 26 individual bunting pieces in total.
Available as a PDF.
A to Z of familiar logos that children can read. Used to support children at 30-50m with Reading statement from Development Matters; recognises a few familiar words such as their own name and advertising logos.
Used as a display and can be made into a useful booklet.
Resource can be changed and adapted to suit child/ class. Power Point format.
Upper and lower case letters are separated to help the children distinguish between them.
Read Write Inc alphabet display bunting, featuring the capital letter, lowercase letter with RWI picture and the matching RWI rhyme. All bunting has a transparent background so it can be printed onto coloured card or paper to suit your classroom.
Introduce young learners to the vibrant world of print with our A5-sized Alphabet Cards, each featuring a bold letter paired with a recognizable logo. Designed to ignite conversations about the print and branding we encounter every day, these cards turn familiar visuals into powerful learning tools.
Perfect for Display
Whether arranged on a wall, used in group activities, or placed in a literacy corner, these eye-catching cards add a dynamic touch to any Early Years setting.
Why Educators Love Them
Encourages visual literacy and brand recognition
Promotes discussion about everyday print and design
Supports alphabet learning in a fresh, relatable way
Let the alphabet come alive through the logos children see all around them—because learning is everywhere.
A 2-sided, attractively presented, fun worksheet for tutor time students to guess the logos and brands. Part 1 has 45 fairly well-known logos that the students have to guess and Part 2 has the alphabet created with the first letter from famous UK, American and international brands for the students to guess.
I gave a time limit of 20 minutes for this activity with my form group and it worked quite well.
Answers for both sides included!
A simple and effective French alphabet lesson with great animations, songs and games. There is also a dictation with answers coming up afterwards for pupils to check their work. The focus of the lesson is on speaking and memorising the alphabet.
Alphabet Crowns are an awesome way to have fun with alphabets. There are two variations of crowns for each letter included in this pack to choose from. These Alphabet crowns have 5 pictures of initial letter sounds. These pictures can be colored and tracing of uppercase and lowercase letters is included too at the back of the crown. Easy Alphabet Hats are a great way to review your alphabet/letters.
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Included in this download is:
26 alphabet crowns / hats each with:
initial sound identification (5 pictures)
upper and lower case handwriting practice/tracing
Coloring the initial letter sound pictures
Easy to follow directions. Students will love!
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Environmental Print Alphabet Logo on Leaves
By ascribing meaning to print in our environment, children are already reading! These leaves make a lovely display in any EYFS classroom. The can be arranged to form the shape of a tree. All you need to do is add brown paper/card to make a trunk.
Alphabet Letter of the week S activities is a great resource for pre-k, kindergarten and homeschooling. For your letter of the week – S activities, I have created a comprehensive alphabet program that will compliment your classroom. There are 23 pages of printable that include many fun activities. This letter of the week S package includes the following alphabet printable for Letter S:-
Letter S Color Poster
Letter S Play-dough Mat (colored)
Letter S Dot it with picture (upper and lowercase)
Letter S Tracing prewriting lines
Letter S Tracing (upper and lower case)
Letter S Picture search (color it)
Letter S Search and dab (Upper and lowercase)
Letter S Picture Sort Printable(cut and paste)
Letter S Sort by upper and lower case (cut and paste)
Letter S Maze
Letter S Emergent reader plus coloring book
Letter S Alphabet Letter Crown included (2 design to choose from )
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Are you learning about animals? This resource is a fun activity for children to complete. It is a great tool for children to discuss with one another.
Children think of a animals beginning with each letter of the alphabet. They can draw and write their answer in each box
**Alphabet Handwriting Sheets with Assessments **- Support early writing development with this comprehensive Alphabet Handwriting Sheets with Assessments resource, ideal for Foundation to Year 2 students. Designed to improve letter formation, fine motor skills, and pencil control, this 103-page printable pack includes differentiated activities, assessment tools, and teacher checklists—all using the NSW Foundation Font. 3 Booklets!
What’s included:
Three handwriting booklets to support skill progression:
Book 1: A–Z letter tracing (upper and lowercase) with matching words
Book 2: Trace and independently write A–Z letters
Book 3: Focus on letter families – head and body, body only, and body and tail letters
Assessment pages for individual letters and name writing, with outcome boxes for easy tracking
Teacher checklists covering pencil grip, letter sizing, formation, and use of lines
Helpful handwriting tips and guidance for effective classroom or home use
Visual support using dotted thirds with a friendly cat cue for correct letter placement
Most pages are in black and white for easy, affordable printing. A few optional assessment pages include colour baselines (red and blue).
This resource is perfect for teachers, teaching assistants, homeschool educators, parents, and occupational therapists. Use it for morning work, small groups, handwriting intervention, or independent practice.
Digital download – print and use straight away with minimal prep. Please check printer settings (e.g. “fit to size”) before printing.
Dot to dot alphabet to practice letter formation. Instructions can be found above each letter. Some letters use different colours dependent on if the pen is lifted from page, join black dots first, next red dots and finally blue dots. Both ways to write the letter k are provided.
This resource contains two worksheets on alphabetical order.
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Most children start to recognise letters at an early age. Once your kid starts recognising the letters and words you can test the children capability to recognise letters and words to polish their skills. To achieve this you can use these colourful and interactive activity worksheets. These fun activity sheets will help to increase child interest in learning new words.
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Here is what is included in these worksheets.
-----Uppercase letters displayed on one side with the related picture and lowercase letters are shown on the other side. The kid has to find and match the uppercase letter with its lowercase letter.
------Pictures missing the first letter of the word. The children need to look at the picture, spell the word and sound the beginning letter of the word. This activity will help the children in recognising the sounds and phonics.
------Pictures with their names missing some letters. The children need to look at the picture and write the missing letter this will help the children excel in their spellings. This activity is a great way to test their spelling skills.
------Match the picture of the animal with the correct alphabet with which the animal name starts. These match alphabet animal worksheets will strengthen their spelling skills by challenging their young minds. Answers are given in the end with the full name of each animal which children can also remember before solving this activity. This activity will increase your child knowledge.
I hope you enjoy these wonderful fun activity sheets.
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