These alphabet booklet printables have been sitting in my queue for some time, but recently I had the chance to use them with a friend’s daughter (and also can’t wait for my nieces and nephews to use them). Each week we are working through a few of the letters and having some fun together. The booklets are very simple and fold up into a quarter-sheet size – perfect for smaller hands. This free alphabet printable includes booklets for the letters A-E (more to come soon!).
A Peek Inside
Each of the letter sheets prints off double sided onto 8.5″ x 11″ paper and folds to a quarter-sheet sized booklet. There are a total of 8 mini-pages for each booklet and inside you’ll find the following:
- Cover – color in the block letters as you talk about upper and lower case letters and the sound the letter makes
- Finish the Maze – find your way through the beginning sounds maze
- Trace the Letters – trace the upper and lower case letters
- Do-a-Dot upper and lower case – use crayons, paint, stickers, or other art mediums to color the circles
- Color the Picture Words (2 pages) – color and say the words that being with the booklet letter
- Words I Know – write down all the words your child knows that begin with the letter
Once printed, cut along the horizontal dotted line. Stack the papers (pages are numbered) and fold in half on the solid line to create a mini booklet. Borderless printing is recommend (an option in most printer settings).
While it’s a little hard to show you every single page from every single booklet, here is an up-close sampling of what each booklet includes.
Purchase the full set of letter booklet bundle in my Teachers Pay Teachers store that includes a bonus set of the picture mazes you see above!
Download the A to E set by clicking below! Enjoy!
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If you enjoy these printables, you may also want to check out these A to Z Alphabet Mazes!
Unfortunately, my camera is being a little tempermental lately, ever since the ‘great drop from above’ courtesy of Zachary. I think that I’ve figured out a way to work the lens so that the camera will actually take pictures now, but this last week only managed to produce actual class pictures.
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