[PDF] a to z chart printable

Do you have an a to Z chart printable?

So it makes sense to have an A to Z chart printable up on the wall or fridge, so you can constantly review the alphabet with them. I’ve designed a bright and happy printable that helps you introduce the alphabet in both capital and lowercase letter versions.

Should you put an a to Z chart on your wall?

Learning the alphabet is a fundamental building block for your kids to eventually learn reading and writing. So it makes sense to have an A to Z chart printable up on the wall or fridge, so you can constantly review the alphabet with them.

What elements are included in an alphabet chart?

There are 3 important elements included on any useful alphabet chart: letters, pictures, and keywords. Capital and lowercase letters are included so children can become familiar with both and learn to match them together. On the free printable chart, consonants are written in black font, and vowels are in red font.

Can a chart be used as an anchor?

Having a chart as an anchor is a helpful tool for young learners as they practice and master their letters and letter sounds. This chart can be printed as big or as small as you’d like! You can enlarge it to hang on a wall or make it small enough to glue to a child’s notebook. Better yet, do both!