Updated: 28 Sep 2021
A vibrant and fun activity to teach lower case and upper case to young children.
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A vibrant and fun activity to teach lower case and upper case to young children.
Display these posters as a visual for your students to remember the letter name and the initial sound of each letter of the alphabet.
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