Learning the Alphabet- FREE Letter I Printable Pack

Here we are at Letter I of Learning the Alphabet, Printable ABC Packs for kids who are learning their letters and letter sounds! I don’t know about your house, but my daughter is enjoying these activities.

I must confess we don’t do them every day. She has just turned 3 years old this past week; and many days, she just wants to “play cars, mommy.” Yes, she is interested in the alphabet and numbers, but the majority of that learning comes through every day experiences, like I talk about in this post. These packs serve as a supplement to the learning that takes place all day long.

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Letter I Printable Pack

If you’re new to Learning the Alphabet, I encourage you to read our introductory post, which has LOADS of images with these printables in action! Most of these activities are hands-on and highly adaptable, so you can use them as a base, adding your child’s interests and your creativity as the icing on the cake! I know we do.

 

 

Our Letter I Printable Pack contains a little letter reader, do-a-dot pages, counting and number fun, puzzles, early letter writing, dice activities {we love our Photo Stacking Blocks for these} and MORE! I’m posting the next letter in the alphabet for FREE each Sunday. You can see all our free packs HERE.

 

Grab the entire bundle in my shop!

 

Or, you can purchase the entire bundle pack {for $10} so you can do the letters in any order you’d like. For younger kids, I suggest teaching them the letters in their name first, especially the first letter in their name, as it is of high interest to most kids. The bundle pack also has an extra bonus pack as a thank you.

 

Letter I Books

Reading books is something my toddler loves to do! Here are some of the Letter I books that I recommend with this pack. Read my quick reviews of each book here.

 

 

 

 

If you’re looking for some letter of the week lesson plans for teaching the alphabet, you’ll love The ABC’s of Preschool {from The Measured Mom}! It uses many of my alphabet printables and other hands-on activities. Get a copy today!

 

Enjoy teaching!

~Becky