Alphabet Alliteration Posters for Letter Sounds | Phonological Awareness
Looking for an engaging way to introduce a new letter and its sound to your child!? These Alphabet Alliteration posters are a fun and colorful way to do just that!
⭐Having children listen for the sounds at the beginning of words helps them become more attuned to the individual phonemes or sounds that make up words!
These alliteration sentences can also be used to increase your child’s vocabulary!
This Resource Includes:
-26 colorful posters with an alliteration sentence (one sentence per letter)
They can be used in the classroom, under the document camera in a virtual setting, or in a homeschool setting!
What is alliteration? Alliteration is a sentence or phrase that repeats the same initial sound in most of the words! An important phonological awareness skill!
How do I use it? I love using alliteration sentences when introducing a new letter sound to learners! It helps them hear and notice words that begin with the same sound. Plus, this is a great phonological awareness activity because they are identifying and isolating phonemes!
Have any questions? Feel free to send me a message, and I'll be happy to help! You can message me directly at theearlylearningplace@gmail.com
Thank you!
Megan
What are others saying...
"These are catchy and cute! I am using them as I introduce each letter of the alphabet."
"Great resource, my students loved using the resource during centers."'
"Great concept for helping with alliteration. Bright and colourful."
Rating: 5/5 (extremely satisfied)
Looking for an engaging way to introduce a new letter and its sound to your child!? These Alphabet Alliteration posters are a fun and colorful way to do just that!
⭐Having children listen for the sounds at the beginning of words helps them become more attuned to the individual phonemes or sounds that make up words!
These alliteration sentences can also be used to increase your child’s vocabulary!
This Resource Includes:
-26 colorful posters with an alliteration sentence (one sentence per letter)
They can be used in the classroom, under the document camera in a virtual setting, or in a homeschool setting!
What is alliteration? Alliteration is a sentence or phrase that repeats the same initial sound in most of the words! An important phonological awareness skill!
How do I use it? I love using alliteration sentences when introducing a new letter sound to learners! It helps them hear and notice words that begin with the same sound. Plus, this is a great phonological awareness activity because they are identifying and isolating phonemes!
Have any questions? Feel free to send me a message, and I'll be happy to help! You can message me directly at theearlylearningplace@gmail.com
Thank you!
Megan
What are others saying...
"These are catchy and cute! I am using them as I introduce each letter of the alphabet."
"Great resource, my students loved using the resource during centers."'
"Great concept for helping with alliteration. Bright and colourful."
Rating: 5/5 (extremely satisfied)
Looking for an engaging way to introduce a new letter and its sound to your child!? These Alphabet Alliteration posters are a fun and colorful way to do just that!
⭐Having children listen for the sounds at the beginning of words helps them become more attuned to the individual phonemes or sounds that make up words!
These alliteration sentences can also be used to increase your child’s vocabulary!
This Resource Includes:
-26 colorful posters with an alliteration sentence (one sentence per letter)
They can be used in the classroom, under the document camera in a virtual setting, or in a homeschool setting!
What is alliteration? Alliteration is a sentence or phrase that repeats the same initial sound in most of the words! An important phonological awareness skill!
How do I use it? I love using alliteration sentences when introducing a new letter sound to learners! It helps them hear and notice words that begin with the same sound. Plus, this is a great phonological awareness activity because they are identifying and isolating phonemes!
Have any questions? Feel free to send me a message, and I'll be happy to help! You can message me directly at theearlylearningplace@gmail.com
Thank you!
Megan
What are others saying...
"These are catchy and cute! I am using them as I introduce each letter of the alphabet."
"Great resource, my students loved using the resource during centers."'
"Great concept for helping with alliteration. Bright and colourful."
Rating: 5/5 (extremely satisfied)