Welcome to the section of the site devoted to alphabet worksheets. There are 208 excellent ABC worksheets dedicated to the topic which your students will discover at the very beginning of their English studies. The alphabet is a topic that must be covered thoroughly with elementary students of any age. This printable alphabet worksheet helps students practice upper and lowercase letters as well as sounds. As one commenter suggested, you can even change the worksheet, for example the images, to better suit your class so there is really no reason to have to start from scratch. If you are looking for something else please check out the other available worksheets and feel free to share your worksheets too.
Everyone has to start somewhere and since letters are the building blocks of the language, the alphabet is the perfect place to begin. Only elementary learners spend a significant amount of time learning the alphabet but these lessons are really important and will help them succeed later on. If students are not familiar with the Latin alphabet, this will take a while and they will need to practice writing each letter too. As basic as this seems, even adult beginners are going to need to start here so dedicate plenty of time to it. You never really finish with the alphabet but once students are comfortable with this material, they will be ready to move on to learning vocabulary, numbers, and even forming simple sentences. It can be a real pleasure to see students grow and this is most evident when covering basic topics such as this one.
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An alphabet is a standardized set of letters—basic written symbols or graphemes—each of which roughly represents a phoneme in a spoken language, either as it exists now or as it was in the past. There are other systems, such as logographies, in which each character represents a word, morpheme, or semantic unit, and syllabaries, in which each character represents a syllable.
This resource shows each of the 44 International phonetic alphabet symbols with phrases or sentences illustrating each example. It can help to practice speaking each IPA symbol as it's u ...
This resource shows each of the 44 International Phonetic Alphabet symbols with phrases or sentences illustrating each example. It can help to practice speaking each IPA symbol used in E ...
Students classify the letters of the alphabet into their respective vowel sounds (monophthongs & diphthongs, there are no consonant sounds). You may want to ask them to do it ...
Each student has their own unique name. What better way to learn how to spell it than to try with both capital letters and small letters? Line all the letters vertically. Ask the childre ...
Valentine's Day worksheet - This educational worksheet can be used for Valentine's Day and asks students to put all of the words in alphabetical order. It helps improve vocabulary ...
This fun Halloween-themed resource asks students to take a letter or combination of letters from each test tube to make a word. This worksheet will help a student's vocabulary and spelli ...
This fun autumn-themed word search can be used in the autumn season! There are 20 words hidden in the puzzle, they include acorn, apple, autumn, chestnuts, chilly, cobweb, cool, crisp, h ...
This word search activity about one of the best-known English writers, Charles Dickens, who was born in 1812, can be used as an extra resource in the classroom. There are 15 words for st ...
This simple word search can be used to support teaching students about coronavirus. There are 18 words hidden in the puzzle for students to find. This is a fun activity that can easily be enjoyed ...
There are lots of tricky words to learn in the English language! This resource includes 12 words that are commonly misspelled. Students put the list of words in alphabetical order and then choose ...
This English resource will help improve a child's spelling of commonly misspelled words. There are 12 spellings for students to learn. Students put the spellings in alphabetical order and then ch ...
These IPA flashcard powerpoint slides can help students learn & review the international phonetic alphabet. There are three sample words and their phonetic spellings for each sound/symbol, th ...
I use this presentation with the beginners while studying the letters of the alphabet. It helps them to learn the letters and the words which start with the letter. The presentation contains all ...
You can use alphabet charts with beginner ESL students to help them begin the process of letter ID, sounds, reading and writing. They're great because they can be used in so many ways. You can pla ...
This is the perfect worksheet to study alphabet sounds and foods together. It's great to use with beginners when studying both food vocabulary and the alphabet. You can read the foods aloud, or te ...
This worksheet is a fun way to help young, beginner students how to write the alphabet by working with numbers. Great for students who aren't familiar with the Roman alphabet. A fun way to enhance ...
This worksheet was created for primary/elementary students. A suffix is a phonetic unit that is placed after a root word. This English resource focuses on the suffix -tion. Students complete the s ...
This is a great reference document to help students learn and remember vowel and consonant sounds. The worksheet includes a sound and words that connect with each sound. It's ideal for teachers ...
the-alphabet-chant.pptx [3.75 Mb] (Count: 11364)This is a great rhythmic chant for young learners to practice the alphabet. You can divide your students in two groups or ask individual students to chant particular letters. Bes ...
Begin to teach letter and word recognition with this simple "What Begins with A?" worksheet. Students must circle all of the pictures that represent words that begin with A. Does cat begin with A? ...
This power-point presentation is appropriate for young learners. It's helpful for teaching letter L. It contains some examples. It shows how to write the letter and the sound.
This power-point presentation is appropriate for young learners. It's helpful for teaching letter K. It contains some examples. It shows how to write the letter and the sound.
This power-point presentation is appropriate for young learners. It's helpful for teaching letter J. It contains some examples. It shows how to write the letter and the sound.
This power-point presentation is appropriate for young learners. It's helpful for teaching letter I. It contains some examples. It shows how to write the letter and the sound.
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