Start with A: A Beginner's Guide to the Alphabet

Start With A is a reproducible activity book for the classroom that introduces the 26 letters of the alphabet. Start With A is suitable for use with all age groups. Start With A introduces each letter individually and provides practice activities in letter formation. This is done firstly by using shadow letters, and later in the lesson by allowing students to write the letters freehand. 

 

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