Letters A to F

Learning Objectives Visually identify the uppercase letters A, B, C, D, E, and F. Name each uppercase letter from A to F when shown. Say the most common sound for each letter (e.g., /a/ for A). Trace the shape of each uppercase letter from A to F. Match an uppercase letter to a picture that starts with its sound. Find the letters A, B, C, D, E, F in a group of other letters. Ready to meet some new letter friends? 🤩 Let's find them! We will learn six new big letters. They are A, B, C, D, E, and F. Knowing letters helps us read words! Real-World Applications Finding the first letter of your name. Seeing letters on your toy blocks. Pointing to letters in a storybook. Singing the ABC song.

TermDefinitionExample Uppercase Letter AThe first letter of the alphabet. It looks like a pointy tent. ⛺A is for apple. 🍎 Uppercase Letter BThis letter has one straight line and two bumps.B is for ball. ⚽ Uppercase Letter CThis letter is a big, open curve. It looks like a moon. 🌙C is for cat. 🐈 Uppercase Letter DThis letter has one straight line and one big belly.D is for dog. 🐕 Uppercase Letter EThis letter has one long line and three short lines.E is for elephant. 🐘 Uppercase Letter FThis letter is like E but has only two short lines.F is for fish. 🐠

Letters Have Names and Sounds Every letter has a name (like 'Ay') and a sound (like /a/). We use letter names to spell. We use sounds to read. Uppercase Letters are 'Big' Letters Uppercase letters are tall. They start names and sentences. Your name starts with a big, uppercase letter! We Read from Left to Right When we see letters in a row, we start on the left. Just like in a book, we start on the left side.