Speaking of e, it used to be the lowest exam grade you could get, but it was changed to 'F' to mean failed to avoid people mistaking it for excellent. Our EYFS worksheets, like these free printable activity sheets for toddlers, help to break down the alphabet in a simple way, letter-by-letter. They show children how to use them by putting them next to each other to make words and sentences in creative and fun ways!

Alphabet Assessment Progress Sheet: Ideal to monitor the phonics progress of your children, these assessment sheets give you a written record of each child’s visual letter and sound recognition attainment. This can aid differentiation within your class and help you to plan more impactful lessons.Letter Formation Workbook - A colourful workbook you can print and use with children. You can make a copy of the resource for each child, staple all the worksheets together and create a ready-made notebook for this topic. You can use our Printable Coloured Letters of The Alphabet Poster in a variety of ways. For instance, you could create an eye-catching and informative display about letters. This will both brighten up your classroom and act as a helpful reference for your pupils.

Get your students excited about learning the alphabet using our lovely alphabet images for colouring. We know that learning the letters of the alphabet is a big step for every child’s journey, that’s why we created this handy alphabet images for colouring to help you ease them into this important lesson. Provide a variety of different colors and art supplies. This will allow your child to be creative and express themselves. I hope you enjoy these large printable letters and use them in your classroom or at home. These free alphabet printables are perfect for creating a fun experience for when children are learning and distinguishing letters. Understanding the alphabet is one of the important core skills that young children need to learn for their literacy development. Many parents start teaching toddlers the alphabet between the ages of two and three years old. It gives them a good basis to build on when they start learning how to read, write and spell later on at school.

These free alphabet printables are ideal for use as a visual aid to support your students' letter recognition. With both upper case and lowercase letters, your children can use these Alphabet Template Letters to form grammatically correct simple sentences. Read more about the alphabet in our Alphabet Teaching Wiki! Resources to support this alphabet images for colouring: Maths, using the numbers to create sums and problems (You may need to print out 2 sets of numbers.)