Alphabet Chants/ Alphabet Activities

(5 customer reviews)

Introduce your little learners to letters with our Alphabet Chants!  Each chant is a lively rhyme focusing on one letter, helping children hear and say its name and sound.  With adorable animals, loads of alliteration, and cute illustrations, these chants make learning fun and memorable.  You’ll find 26 chants—one for each letter—available in both color and black-and-white versions, complete with easy-to-follow instructions and detailed lesson examples. For more information on Alphabet Chants, why we love them, and how we taught them in our kindergarten classrooms, check out The Best Alphabet Chants for Kids.

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Standards

RF.K.1d, RF.K.2a

Formats

PDF

Pages

55

Description

These Alphabet Chants are a fun and engaging way to help children learn letter names and sounds.  An alphabet chant is an alliterative rhyme that focuses on one letter and helps children practice listening for and saying that letter name and sound.  The repetition, rhyme and alliteration make it easy for children to repeat and remember the alphabet chant.  Each chant is about an adorable animal.

  • Each chant is catchy, cute, fun, and full of words that begin with the focus letter.
  • Instructions and a detailed lesson example are included.
  • There are 26 chants, one for every letter of the alphabet!
  • There is a black and white and a color version for each letter.

We have a great related activity that complements these chants perfectly!!! Alphabet chants on Google Slides is a great way to introduce the letter of the week. Each letter of the alphabet has its own 18 page interactive digital slideshow including 5 interactive alphabet activity slides. These slides help teach alphabetic principle and are a great way to engage your students.  You can use these slides in your classroom or for distance learning.

5 reviews for Alphabet Chants/ Alphabet Activities

  1. Marina M. –

    Love these poems for my Kinders. I will definitely be using them for rhyming as well.

  2. Mary Heller –

    This resource was great for virtual instruction. I could show the poster as we practiced the chant/song together. I could also assign it on Google Classroom. My students love the animals and I can definitely use these in the classroom in the future!

  3. Chelsea L –

    Amazing

  4. Diane M –

    My class loved the Chants.

  5. Special Superheroes –

    We’re so sad! We. just started our alphabet took before spring break and now it’s sitting in class waiting for us to return. I loved this because it was the perfect activity for the kids to do independently while we were doing ELA small group blocks.

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Standards

Recognize and name all upper- and lowercase letters of the alphabet.

Recognize and produce rhyming words.