Toddler Alphabet Resource
Around the time my child turned 2, he started to sing his ABCs and would point out letters when he saw them. With a desire to teach my child the alphabet beyond memorization, I created the Toddler Alphabet Resource. Through songs, painting, and tracing, I taught my child letter names, letter sounds, handwriting skills, and even painting etiquette. This resource was created for children ages 2-6.
Set Up
Before I walk you through the resource, let me mention a few things about set-up.
Let's start with printing. I own a color laser printer, so I print from home. If you don't own a printer, I think it's a great investment! However, always do what is best for your family! If you are looking for a reasonable printing company, I recommend The Homeschool Printing Company. I have yet to find a company with better pricing!
I chose to laminate most of the pages in this resource. I adore laminated pages because they are sturdy and essentially toddler-proof. If you want your pages to be laminated, I would recommend purchasing a personal laminator and laminating pouches. I do NOT recommend paying a company to laminate this resource because it is typically extremely expensive. However, if you decide to not laminate the resource, I'll give some tips and tricks as we chat through the resource!
If you head over to my Instagram highlights (@francieoutlaw) you can view the highlights titled "Setting Up a Resource" & "Laminating" for more information about set-up.
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This resource is a 392 page PDF download, created to introduce the alphabet to toddlers. The following pages are included for all 26 letters of the alphabet. Here's a look at letter A:
Alphabet flash cards are also included in this resource.
Toddler Alphabet Resource Skills
At the end of this resource, I have included a check-list of skills. This check-list is helpful in recognizing what my toddler already knows and planning the skills we can focus on next. However, my greatest desire is for your learning with your toddler to be fun! So, don’t take this check-list too seriously. Simply use it as a guide! Always remember, it’s not about the skills. It’s about these moments of connecting with your child through playful learning!
I hope you and your toddler enjoy this resource as much as we do! I would love for you to rate it on Teachers Pay Teachers! Feel free to send me a DM through Instagram @francieoutlaw or an email to heyfrancieoutlaw@gmail.com if you have any questions. Happy teaching and happy learning!