
Letter Sounds A to E
First vocabulary for the letters A to E: A is for apple, B is for banana, C is for cat, D is for dog, E is for elephant — each with a big letter pair, a picture and its word.
- Suitable for
- Ages 3–5
- Pages
- 1 page
- Level
- Easy
- Printing
- Black & white
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What your child practices
- Links the letters A to E to their sounds
- Learns one anchor word per letter
- Sees capital and small letter forms together
- Builds early vocabulary through pictures
About this worksheet
One picture per letter for A to E. Each cell shows the capital and small letter together, a picture, and the word underneath — A is for apple, B is for banana, C is for cat, D is for dog, E is for elephant.
Apple, banana, cat, dog, elephant: the five anchor words here are all things a three year old already knows and cares about, which is the trick — the letters are new, so nothing else on the page should be.
Children this age are not reading the labels, and that is fine. The routine to build is say-and-point: say the letter, say its sound, say the word, point at the picture. Ten seconds per cell, and the letter-sound link does the rest of the work over the following weeks. Coloring the pictures afterward is optional and entirely encouraged.
How to use this sheet
Keep it oral: letter name, letter sound, word, point. Skip any cell that bores them and come back tomorrow — little and often wins.