Alphabet Books A to Z: Letter of the Week Emergent Readers

Monday, April 6, 2020

Letter of the week is so much more fun with a little book to read. Each of these readers repeats a simple pattern, so early readers can read it all by themselves.

These alphabet books give your preschool and kindergarten students a little reader for every letter, starting with the letter A book and going all the way to Z. Each 7 page book repeats the same simple pattern, "A is for alligator," so early readers can tap each word, color the letter, and color the picture. On the last page, students draw and write their own word for the letter. Print, cut, and staple, then add them to book bins or send them home for reading practice.

Alphabet letter of the week emergent reader books A to Z

What is in it

  • 26 alphabet books, A to Z
  • 7 pages in each book
  • A cover page for each letter
  • Tap and read sentences with dots under each word
  • A draw your own word page at the end of each book
  • 184 pages total

See every page in the Alphabet Books preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Letter sounds A to Z
  • Reading simple sentences
  • Sight words is and for
  • One to one word tracking

Where it fits

  • Letter of the week
  • Literacy centers and book bins
  • Take-home reading practice
  • Pre-K and kindergarten classrooms

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.89 stars from 19 ratings.

"My learners loved the predictable text and the fact that they could read a book independently."

"Great little readers and love the dots underneath to encourage following along with each word."

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A book for every letter

Print the letter of the week, staple the book, and let your readers take it home to share.

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Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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