Alphabet & Letter Sounds · Grade K
Alphabet Posters with Real-Life Pictures
26 posters A–Z plus 28 cards, with a picture-name reference table so nothing is ambiguous.
$4.00 · 37 pages
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Alphabet and letter sounds, with every picture named
If a child calls the iguana a lizard, a beginning-sound page is wrong. So every picture in these sets carries its name on the page, and a reference table at the back lists all of them — which is also what makes the answer key trustworthy.
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Formation cues come from a verb dictionary, not from guesswork
Each letter page prints the same instruction a teacher would say aloud — where to start, which direction to travel, where to stop — drawn from a fixed set of formation verbs rather than reinvented per letter, so the language stays identical from A to Z.
Sound sorts are ordered by how the mouth makes the sound
The thirteen contrasting pairs move from sounds that are easy to feel apart to sounds that are close, and the two columns are never the same length — so a child cannot finish by counting instead of listening.
The sets
Alphabet & Letter Sounds · Grade K
Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
Letter formation and sounds A–Z, with formation cues taken from a verb dictionary.
$4.00 · 41 pages
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Alphabet & Letter Sounds · Grade K
Beginning Sounds Cut and Paste Picture Sorts
13 contrasting sound pairs ordered by how the mouth makes them, with 71 picture cards.
$4.00 · 42 pages
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Alphabet & Letter Sounds · Grade K
Letter Sound Recognition Worksheets
Nine cumulative bands, both directions — sound to letter and letter to sound, 472 gradeable answers.
$7.50 · 76 pages
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Posters & Reference Charts · Grade K–1
Phonics Anchor Charts
19 posters and 20 desk cards where every word beside a rule was re-solved against that rule.
$5.00 · 28 pages
View F013 on TPTQuestions teachers ask about these
Are the pictures photographs or drawings?
They are real-life style pictures prepared to sit cleanly on white paper, each printed with its name so there is no ambiguity about the sound it starts with.
Do the posters match the worksheets?
Yes — the same picture words and the same formation language run across the poster, worksheet and sort sets, so a wall chart and a page never disagree.
Is there a version for a child who is already reading?
For children past letter sounds, start at CVC words and short vowels instead.