Letter A Book

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

Alphabet books like this one are a fun way for your students to practice letter recognition, beginning sounds, concepts of print, and more.

Each page of the book features a picture that begins with the letter A and an easy-to-read sentence that repeats throughout the book.

This repetition supports early readers by boosting their confidence and helping them recognize familiar words.

As they are reading, your students will be introduced to new vocabulary words and high frequency words.

Working on all of these skills is important for our beginning readers!

Related Resource: Alphabet Books for Emergent Readers

Getting Ready to Use the Letter A Printable Book:

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What’s Included:

• Letter A Book

What Else Is Needed:

• Copy Paper
• Stapler
• Crayons
• Highlighter (optional)

To prepare this activity for your kids, fill out the form at the bottom of this page.

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

Finally, cut the pages apart, stack them to create a book, and staple the pages together.

How to Use the Letter A Book:

First, your students will read “I See The Letter” and identify the capital and lowercase letter Aa on the cover of the book. They can also write their name.

Next, they will turn the page and read the text. They can use the dots under each word to track their reading and work on concepts of print.

As your kids continue to read the sentences on each page, they can highlight all of the letter Aa’s and say the letter sound as they color the picture.

They can also circle high frequency words or new vocabulary words.

This Letter A Book is an excellent tool for preschool and kindergarten teachers to introduce letter recognition, sounds, vocabulary, and beginning reading skills.

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More Alphabet Activities:

Use these alphabet activities to help your preschoolers and kindergartners practice letter recognition, matching letters, letter formation, writing letters, and so much more!

These hands-on, low-prep letter identification resources can be used for literacy centers, morning tubs, small groups, fine motor journals, intervention, or as enrichment activities for early finishers.

Click on the picture to learn more about the alphabet activities that are included in this bundle!

If you like this letter A book, check out the Alphabet Books for Emergent Readers bundle which includes a printable book for every letter of the alphabet.

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