Details
Pages
2 Pages
Subject
Reading & Literacy, Phonics
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K
Resource Type
Decorations, Literacy Centers, Posters
Standard
Common Core English Language Arts Standards
Description
This alphabet chart contains one real photographic image for each letter of the alphabet. Each image on the poster represents the most common initial sound for each consonant letter and the short vowel sound for each vowel. The pictures chosen are colorful and easy for students to recognize making this the ideal reference chart for students learning beginning sounds. The alphabet posters are designed so teachers can choose which representation of the letter X best fits their curriculum, whether they teach the letter X as a beginning sound or teach the letter X as an ending sound. Each letter is also represented on the chart in both its capital form and in its lowercase form.
Ways to Use
Wall decoration
Inside a personal journal as a sound reference
Writing center reference chart
These alphabet posters make a great wall display for a reading or writing center; or as a reference page inside a personal journal or writing folder. Each letter poster will easily fit inside a 3 prong folder or binder.
Skills Assessed:
Capital and Lowercase Letter Recognition
Beginning Sounds
Short Vowel Sounds
The posters themselves are no prep in that teachers can simply print then use the pages. Teachers may want to choose to laminate the chart if they are being hung on the wall or handled by students. If the teacher wants to place these in folders or binders, using a 3 ring hole punch or plastic sleeve would be ideal to add to student folders. Students will love seeing and using this colorful chart to help assist them with sound recognition as they begin to write and spell new words.
Ways to Use
Wall decoration
Inside a personal journal as a sound reference
Writing center reference chart
These alphabet posters make a great wall display for a reading or writing center; or as a reference page inside a personal journal or writing folder. Each letter poster will easily fit inside a 3 prong folder or binder.
Skills Assessed:
Capital and Lowercase Letter Recognition
Beginning Sounds
Short Vowel Sounds
The posters themselves are no prep in that teachers can simply print then use the pages. Teachers may want to choose to laminate the chart if they are being hung on the wall or handled by students. If the teacher wants to place these in folders or binders, using a 3 ring hole punch or plastic sleeve would be ideal to add to student folders. Students will love seeing and using this colorful chart to help assist them with sound recognition as they begin to write and spell new words.
This alphabet chart contains one real photographic image for each letter of the alphabet. Each image on the poster represents the most common initial sound for each consonant letter and the short vowel sound for each vowel. The pictures chosen... more
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