Alphabet Bulletin Board Set

Create an Inclusive Learning Environment

Multipurpose Letter Cards

Enhance letter knowledge and create an inclusive learning environment with our Alphabet Bulletin Board Set. Ideal for alphabet reference displays or even individual use, our bulletin board set includes 26 individual letter cards, each featuring an upper- and lowercase letter, plus a corresponding image to emphasize the beginning sound.

Culturally Responsive ABC Chart 

Transform your classroom bulletin board or wall your playroom into a culturally relevant ABC chart using our Alphabet Bulletin Board Set. Measuring 8.5 x 5.7 inches each, our laminated alphabet cards are the perfect size for wall displays. The vibrant and colorful letter cards will effortlessly enhance your playroom or teacher classroom decor, creating a visually appealing and engaging environment for young learners. 

Alphabet and Phonics Activities

In addition to their role as bulletin board decor, our multicultural alphabet poster set can be used as alphabet flash cards. Engage your students in fun and interactive activities that promote letter recognition, phonics skills, and vocabulary development. Whether you're introducing new letters, practicing letter sounds, or working on letter formation, these letter cards provide a valuable resource that supports various skills and letter activities.

Inclusive Learning Environment

We believe in the power of inclusivity, which is why our Alphabet Bulletin Board Set features diverse images to empower children of color. These inclusive visuals help foster a sense of belonging and representation in your classroom or playroom, making learning more meaningful and relatable for Black and Brown learners.

Experience the power of visual engagement, inclusivity, and interactive learning with this essential educational tool!

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Details

• Ages 3+
• Includes 26 individual cards
• Size: 8.5 x 5.7 inches / 21.6 x 14.5 centimeters
• Weight: 15 oz
• Promotes cognitive and language skills
• Reinforces letter recognition and letter-sound correspondence