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Uppercase and Lowercase Letter ABC Flashcards

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Look Inside · 7 pages

Alphabet flashcards A–D: uppercase and lowercase letters with pictures labeled Apple, Ball, Cat, and Dog.
Cards 1–4 of the 26-card alphabet set
Alphabet flashcards E–H: uppercase and lowercase letters with pictures labeled Egg, Fan, Goat, and Hen.
Cards 5–8 of the 26-card alphabet set
Alphabet flashcards I–L: uppercase and lowercase letters with pictures labeled Ice cream, Jug, Key, and Lamp.
Cards 9–12 of the 26-card alphabet set
Alphabet flashcards M–P: uppercase and lowercase letters with pictures labeled Monkey, Nest, Orange, and Pen.
Cards 13–16 of the 26-card alphabet set
Alphabet flashcards Q–T: uppercase and lowercase letters with pictures labeled Queen, Rabbit, Sun, and Table.
Cards 17–20 of the 26-card alphabet set
Alphabet flashcards U–X: uppercase and lowercase letters with pictures labeled Umbrella, Van, Window, and X-Ray.
Cards 21–24 of the 26-card alphabet set
Final alphabet flashcards Y–Z: uppercase and lowercase letters with pictures labeled Yoga and Zebra.
Cards 25–26, the final two alphabet cards

About This Product

Alphabet Flashcards – Uppercase and Lowercase Letters – ABC Cards are a fun and simple way to help young learners become familiar with their letters. These cards show both the uppercase and lowercase version of each letter and are perfect for preschool, kindergarten, or early elementary students who are just starting to learn the alphabet.

How You Can Use Them:

  • Practice naming letters together during circle time.

  • Let students match uppercase and lowercase cards in pairs.

  • Play sorting games where they put the letters in ABC order.

  • Use them with everyday objects to connect letters with sounds (like “A” for apple).

  • Set them up in a learning center for independent or small group practice.

Why Teachers Love Them:

  • The clean, colorful design makes it easy for kids to focus.

  • They can be used in so many different ways – whole group, small group, or on their own.

  • Great for all types of learners – visual, hands-on, or those who need a little extra practice.

  • Print on cardstock or laminate them to last all year long.

  • A great tool to build confidence as kids learn to recognize and name their letters.

Simple, effective, and easy to use, these flashcards are a classroom favorite!

Pdf fine inclludes 7 pages.

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