My Letter Books - Alphabet Learning Mini Workbooks

"I make a smaller copy and use packing tape to tape the cover and back page of the book onto an (empty and clean) icing container - then I put little objects in the container that start with that letter! Again love your stuff!!! Use it on everything!"

"I loved these books for the art center I have in my classroom. I always try to give students the opportunity to become authors and create a book during their learning stations. I also loved that these books are easy to assemble....no cutting required. After a few whole class examples, students were able to complete books independently during centers. Thank you!"

"This was perfect for my writing center!"

"Love these books. I love that it is one page to print and fold. Thank you !"

"I use these weekly either as a take home or in class activity. love it!"

"Looking forward to using this in Fall with my ESL class"

"I thought they were very helpful and the kids seemed to enjoy them."

"Wonderful resource to use in my classroom. Thanks!" TPT Rating: 4.0

"My students enjoyed using this resource during interventions in the resource room. They had a little trouble which needed some prompting but once completed several times they were okay. The preparation was easy and fast and I usually had it setup prior to students coming to the class. There were a few modifications to help students that struggled with the resource. All in all it was awesome."

These little books are great. Thanks!

Perfect for my son to continue his letters during covid lockdown.

These books are great and easy to prep. My students love them. Thank you.

My go to for letter of the week!

My students had so much fun making their very own alphabet book! Thankyou!

"My FDK students have loved creating these as a centre each week to practice the letters that we are currently focusing on."

"This was a great resource when learning all the letters of the alphabet. My students loved reading a book and knowing what it said!"

This is a great, ready to use resource. The SLP I work with liked the variety of pictures used. My students take their books with them to speech to practice articulation sounds, when appropriate.