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ABC Chart Printable PDF for Preschool and Kindergarten

As a parent, I couldn’t find a clear ABC chart printable that worked well for my preschooler, so I created one for my own children and decided to share it here. These ABC chart PDFs are simple, child-friendly, and designed to make early alphabet learning easy at home or in the classroom.

This printable collection includes uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and a combined uppercase–lowercase alphabet chart, along with simple examples like A for apple and B for ball. The charts are designed to be visually clear and child-friendly, helping kids recognize letters, remember their order, and build early reading confidence.

You can print the charts and use them for short, playful learning sessions such as pointing, reading aloud, or simple matching activities. With regular practice, children naturally become familiar with the alphabet and its sequence.

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Printable ABC chart with uppercase and lowercase letters for preschool kids

PRINTABLE ALPHABET LETTERS WITH PICTURES PDF

How to Use This ABC Chart for Early Learning

Here are a few simple and practical ways I used this ABC chart with my own kids:

Daily letter practice: Choose a few letters each day and read them together. Keep sessions short and relaxed so learning doesn’t feel overwhelming.

Point and read together: Point to each letter on the chart and say it aloud with your child. Let them repeat after you to build confidence and recognition.

Cut-and-match activity for young learners: I printed the chart twice, cut out individual letters from one printout, and asked my child to match them with the letters on the full chart. This hands-on activity works really well for letter recognition.

Use it as a wall chart: Display the chart at your child’s eye level so they can see it often and naturally refer to it during playtime or study time.

Simple, everyday activities like these help children learn letters at their own pace and remember them more easily. Once children are comfortable recognizing letters, you can slowly introduce simple 2-letter sight words to help them begin reading. As they progress, practicing 2-letter sight words supports early sentence reading.

For Example: If you teach the letter Aa, you teach as “this is the letter A and it says ‘/a/’.’/ a’ ‘/a/’ ‘/a/’ apple.

Teaching the letter name and the letter sounds parallel will help the kids to recognize and read the words in a book. I have posted about the phonics introduction, so kindly check the post for the sounds of the alphabet, blending, segmentation, magic e, and tricky words.

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Letter Recognition and sounds

You can use these ABC alphabet charts to teach the letter names along with their sounds. It is immensely helpful for pre-schoolers and KG Kids. You can sing alphabet rhymes using these charts by pointing out the letters you sing. It improves eye and hand coordination.

Letter Hunt

It is a fun game to play with the ABCD chart. You say the letter’s sound and the kid needs to find the letter of that sound. For Example: If you say the sound ‘/a/’ then the students need to find the letter Aa. Searching for a letter with the help of its sound.

Missing Letter

It is another interesting game to learn the alphabet in a sequence. Place plain paper above any letters and ask the kids to tell the missing letters. Use these ABCD chart download free for this activity.

Letter Match

The letter match is a simple game for the kids. You write all the letters on a separate paper. Make sure that there must be one letter written on a piece of paper. If you have flashcards or alphabet charts, you can make use of them also. Now, tell the kids to match the given letter to the letter in the alphabet chart.