Alphabet Wall Displays
Alphabet preschool printable featuring an Acorn, Train, or Caterpillar.
Display your child’s progress as they learn the alphabet on the wall. Both uppercase and lowercase letters are included.
Color in each letter before hanging on the wall.
Your child can color and/or trace inside each letter to become familiar with it’s shape.
Use this alphabet display as a tool to motivate your child to learn their alphabet. Many kiddos love seeing their progress. As well as, showing family or friends their hard work.
Pair with Letter of the Week lessons.
Letter of the Week is a FREE 26 week preschool curriculum for home learning. Your child will learn more than just the alphabet!
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Train Alphabet
Instant PDF download of 26 letters on train cars + train engine at the front.
Use for letter recognition, alphabet review games, and motivating your child to learn!
$5.00
Caterpillar Alphabet
Instant PDF Download of 26 letters for the body of a cute caterpillar.
Use for letter recognition, alphabet review games, and motivating your child to learn!
$5.00
Acorn Alphabet
Instant PDF Download of 26 letters on acorns + an adorable squirrel watching over them.
Use for letter recognition, alphabet review games, and motivating your child to learn!
$5.00
After Downloading it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3:
1
On cardstock.
I love using cardstock for the sturdiness of it. Regular paper works as well but cardstock is sturdier and keeps it’s form better hanging on the wall.
2
Prepare
Cut the shapes out.
Determine a good spot to display and if possible, place within arms reach of your child for ease of hanging and review games.
3
Use
With letter of the week.
When introducing a new letter have your child color within the lines using any medium you choose. Then hang on the wall with rolled masking tape.
Alphabet Review Game
The wall display is for more than just looks, use it as a tool to review the alphabet.
Use the wall display to point to corresponding letters as you and your child sing the alphabet song.
As more letters are added, you can ask your child to find a certain letter. They can point, slap with a hand, or swat with a flyswatter.
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