Alphabet Posters with Catholic Saints | ABC Classroom Signs

Introduce the alphabet through faith-filled learning!

This colorful and Catholic resource is perfect for early learners just beginning to explore letters. Designed for preschool and lower elementary students, this set of Alphabet Posters with Catholic Saints combines letter recognition with inspiring role models from the Catholic faith.

What’s Included:

• 34 full-page alphabet posters featuring both uppercase and lowercase letters with handwriting lines for proper letter placement

• Each letter is paired with a Catholic saint and includes the saint’s name, patronage, and a child-friendly illustration

• Extra posters for vowels (A, E, I, O, U, and Y) and the letters C and G to represent both soft and hard sounds

• A repeating pastel rainbow color scheme: pink, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple

• Bonus pages to display all vowels together

Saints included:

A - Anthony of Padua/Abraham of Kidunaia

B - Josephine Bakhita

C - Clare of Assisi/Cecilia

D - Dominic

E - Expeditus/Elizabeth Ann Seton

F - Faustina

G - Gertrude of Nivelles/Gemma

H - Helena of the Cross

I - Ignatius of Antioch/Isaac of Syria

J - Joan of Arc

K - Kateri Tekakwitha

L - Lucy

M - Martin de Porres

N - Nicholas of Myra

O - Oswald of Northumbria/Olaf of Norway

P - Patrick

Q - Quentin

R - Rita of Cascia

S - Scholastica

T - Thomas Aquinas

U - Ursula/Joseph of CUpertino

V - Valentine

W - Wiborada

X - Francis Xavier

Y - Yolanda of Hungary/Yves

Z - Zita

How to Use:
These posters can be printed and displayed in your classroom, homeschool area, hallway, or prayer corner. Use them as part of a letter-of-the-week lesson, to introduce saint-of-the-day discussions, or during religion class to explore patron saints.

Variations:

• Laminate posters for long-term use

• Print at half-size or quarter-size for desk reference, mini flip-books, or flashcards

• Use with dry-erase markers for letter tracing

Standards Alignment:
Supports early literacy goals in letter recognition, print awareness, religious education, and fine motor development