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Printable Alphabet Cards

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Printable Alphabet Cards

This is part of the Learning About the Alphabet Pack with 114 printable alphabet pages in all.  All the resources consistently use the same illustration and word for each letter of the alphabet. All letters, from A to Z, are covered.

These pages can be laminated for display in the classroom, or for use as full-size flashcards. Students could also create an ABC coloring book, but there are many possible uses… you decide! The ABC Cards pictured here were mounted on construction paper and laminated. The consonants are on black construction paper, and vowels are on red construction paper.

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Other resources that go with these alphabet cards: (coming soon)

 

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