Printable Alphabet flash cards for kids

These days kids do not want to learn from books. Now they want to learn in different ways. 
Here are some creative ways to teach preschoolers the alphabet:

Alphabet Song:


Sing the traditional alphabet song together. This will only make your kid learn alphabets but also will create strong bonding with you and your child. 

Letter Recognition Games:


Download flashcards listed below with each letter and play games like "I Spy" to find objects that start with a specific letter. You have lots of things around you starting with each alphabet. You can find most of themin his toys basket. Remember! Dont start from a and end at z. Shuffle letter learning is best practice for letter recognition.

Alphabet Tracing:


Use large printables or a whiteboard for tracing each letter. This helps in both letter recognition and fine motor skills. 

Alphabet Books:


Read alphabet books with colorful illustrations. Point to each letter and associated objects, making it interactive.

Letter Crafts:


Create crafts for each letter. For example, "A" could be an apple cut out of red paper. This combines learning with a hands-on activity.

Alphabet Puzzles:


Use puzzles with letters, where kids can match the letter pieces to complete the puzzle.

Alphabet Sensory Bins


Create sensory bins with items that start with different letters. Children can dig through and find objects associated with each letter.

Letter Hunt:


Hide foam or magnetic letters around the room and have a letter hunt. As they find each letter, ask them to say its name.

Alphabet Hopscotch:


Draw a hopscotch board with letters instead of numbers. Call out a letter, and the child jumps to that letter.
Make the learning process enjoyable, and adapt these activities to suit the child's pace and interests.

Some ways to use this teaching source:

  • There are 26 cards, each having a capital and a small alphabet with three images starting with that letter.
  • Show one card to your child daily just by telling the name of the image.
  • Once he learned all the images' names then tell him that this image starts with this letter. e.g look it's an apple and it starts with the letter A.
  • When your child learns all letters then ask him the name of the images and alphabet letters.
  • Download the complete set of cards and have its cut out. Shuffle the cards and ask him to find the letter C, and many other letters.

These printable 26 alphabet flashcards have matching images which is a great source for learning. Through these cards, kids will learn both Capital and small letters with images. Let them learn through images. Kids will enjoy and learn fast. Help your kid grow and learn fast in these fun and enjoyable ways.
                                      flash card a, letter a, apple vector, air plane ant

A for Apple, A for Airplane, A for Ant.

flash card, ball, letter b, bee banana
                                                    
flash card, caterpillar, cow, cat, letter c
                                                      B for ball, B for banana, B for bee

flash card d, duck, drum dog, vector image
C for caterpillar, C for cow, C for cat
                                                                                                            D for drum, D for duck, D for dog
flash card e, elephant eyes eggs, vector image                                                 
                                                                                                                  
E for egg, E for elephant, E for eyes
                                                                                                                   F for fish, F for frog,F for fan
                                                   
G for giraffe, G for grapes, G for guitar
alphabet I iron igloo insect                                                    H for hat, H for hammer, H for hen


I for iron, I for igloo, I for insect                                                         


alphabet J j jam juice flash card
                                                             J for jam, J for juice, J for jug
K for knife, K for kite, K for kangaroo                                     
                                                                                                        L for loin,L for lollipop, L for lemon














M for moon, M for monkey, M for mango                                        

                                                     N for nest N for noodles, N for nut
                                     

N for nest N for noodles, N for nut








                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

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                                                                                                                P  panda, P  penguin, P pumpkin   



                                                                                                             

                             


Q for Quail, Q for queen, Q for question



                                                                                             R for rabbit, R for rainbow, R for rocket                                                                       
S for strawberry, S for snake, S for sun.



                                                                                                     T for tomato, T for tractor, T for tulip.
U for unicorn, U for umbrella, U for uniform.


                                           V for violin, V for vase, V for vegetable.
W for whale, W for watermelon, W for worm.

                          X for xylophone, X for Xmas tree, X for X-ray fish.
Y for yo-yo, Y for yak, Y for yellow.
                                                                                                              Z for zero, Z for zebra, Z for zip.

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