Isometric paper (or dot paper) can be used to help with drawing 3D shapes. This popular resource is a single document containing every capital letter drawn on isometric paper which students can use to help write their name or initials. This is a great activity to introduce 3D drawing and plans and elevations. It also makes for an excellent end-of-term activity.
Environmental Print Alphabet Logo on Leaves
By ascribing meaning to print in our environment, children are already reading! These leaves make a lovely display in any EYFS classroom. The can be arranged to form the shape of a tree. All you need to do is add brown paper/card to make a trunk.
A to Z of familiar logos that children can read. Used to support children at 30-50m with Reading statement from Development Matters; recognises a few familiar words such as their own name and advertising logos.
Used as a display and can be made into a useful booklet.
Resource can be changed and adapted to suit child/ class. Power Point format.
Upper and lower case letters are separated to help the children distinguish between them.
All letters A-Z (qu combined) - perfect for use around the classroom! We also sell Door signs and folder covers - have a look at our other listings and bundles.
A 2-sided, attractively presented, fun worksheet for tutor time students to guess the logos and brands. Part 1 has 45 fairly well-known logos that the students have to guess and Part 2 has the alphabet created with the first letter from famous UK, American and international brands for the students to guess.
I gave a time limit of 20 minutes for this activity with my form group and it worked quite well.
Answers for both sides included!
The full alphabet a - z in lower case letters, using sassoon montessori medium font.
Microsoft word documents separate to each letter of the alphabet.
Square light brown border - eco neutral design, surrounding the letter positioned in top left corner. Then repeated letter over the top of the Little Wandle image specific to each letter of the alphabet, positioned in the bottom right corner.
Letters written in black.
Little Wandle images in colour specific to the brand.
These were designed as class display letters of the alphabet that were printed onto white A4/ A3 paper or card to be laminated for extended use within the classroom.
This design can also be used for flash cards, small or large for class teaching sessions or individual focus.
Differentiated resources to help children learn the alphabet.
Match the letters of the Alphabet
Match the pictures to the Letter (early phonics)
Included in the resource pack are the sheets to cut to match.
I recommend laminating and using hook and loop dots for contiuned use, however would also be great as a simple match activity.
The Alphabet
EYFS English Literacy Teaching Resource
This EYFS teaching resource introduces children to each letter of the alphabet. As each letter is introduced children are encouraged to think of words beginning with that letter and examples are given. It also includes 26 worksheets to consolidate understanding. ‘The Alphabet’ is a colourful and animated EYFS English teaching PowerPoint presentation ideal to use when introducing the alphabet to pre-school children.
‘The Alphabet’ is fully editable so you have the freedom to adapt the resource to each class you teach.
Kids love music, learning less so.
Use a song to teach the English alphabet to primary school children or children with English as a foreign language.
The package includes
- a video
- an MP3
- a worksheet matching the song
This resource contains a 24-page workbook about alphabetical order. It includes three information sheets, 19 worksheets (with answers) and a progress check.
Tasks include:
ordering letters of the alphabet
placing words/ items in alphabetical order by the first letter only
placing words in alphabetical order involving the second and third letters
locating patient's names in a dentist's filing system
locating CDs in alphabetically labelled boxes
placing lists in alphabetical order
Please note that the watermark on the preview images is not present on the resource itself.
If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email inspireandeducate@aol.co.uk with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free.
You may also be interested in:
Alphabetical Order - 80-Slide PowerPoint Lesson
This resource contains an editable 80-slide PowerPoint lesson that clearly and visually demonstrates and explains alphabetical order to the first, second, third, fourth and fifth letter. It also explains why it is important to understand and use alphabetical order. Opportunities are provided within the PowerPoint for pupils to practise putting items into alphabetical order.
Save money and buy both resources at a discounted rate:
More English Resources
Thinking of publishing your own resources or already an author and want to improve your resources and sales? Check out this step-by-step guide:
How to Become a Successful TES Author: Step-by-Step Guide