Letter A Book

Looking for a fun alphabet activity for your preschoolers or kindergarteners? Grab this free printable Letter A Book!

Alphabet books like this one are a fun way for young children to practice letter recognition and beginning sounds.

As your students color the pictures and trace the words, they will work on writing and fine motor skills too.

For this reading activity, all you need is a sheet of paper, some crayons, and a pencil.

After printing the freebie, simply fold the paper in half, and then in half again to create a little booklet.

This printable book is a simple activity for young learners to do in elementary classrooms or at home.

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Getting Ready to Use the Letter A Printable Book:

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What’s Included:

Printable Letter A Book

What Else Is Needed:

Copy Paper
Pencils
Crayons

To prepare this activity for your kids, click on the button below and fill out the form.

Next, download and print the printable on white copy paper. Then, make as many copies as you need for your students.

To turn this printable into a book, fold the piece of paper in half. Finally, fold the piece of paper in half again to create a little book.

How to Use the Letter A Foldable Book:

First, your kids will identify the capital and lowercase letters on the cover of their book and read, “Letter Aa Book.”

Next, they can say the sounds that the letter makes, color the capital and lowercase letters, and write their name on the cover.

Then, your children will turn the page and read, “Aa is for apple.” They will then color the picture of the apple and trace the word.

After reading the first page, they will read, “Aa is for acorn” on the second page, color the picture, and trace the word.

Finally, your beginning readers will turn the page and read, “Aa is for ant.” They will color the picture and trace the word.

This free printable Letter A Book is a simple way for your preschoolers and kindergarteners to work on letter recognition, formation, and much more!

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