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Little letter books

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free little letter book collection

My toddler and preschooler love listening to these little letter books – each has six rhymes and/or songs for a particular letter of the alphabet.  In fact, my Three can recite most of the books himself.

Why my free letter books are a great tool for your little one:

  • They’re just the right size for little hands – and if they get ripped or drawn on, you can just print another!
  • Rhymes are an important pre-reading skill (see why here).
  • By reading and singing the books often, many children will learn the names of the letters and their sounds.

Each of these links will bring you to the post sharing the letter book. Scroll down to the bottom of the post to get the book.

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96 Comments

  1. bobbie becker

    These mini books are awesome. I work with children with learning disabilities. My little 6 year old is having difficulties learning his alphabet and I am really hoping these little books help him. Could you please let me know when the other letters are complete??

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  4. Naina

    hi…
    Anna how r u?
    i like and appreciate all your works. they are awesome.
    i am working with my 3 yrs old daughter on writing alphabets.
    she likes your little letter book very much.
    we are stuck on letter J can u pls tel me wen it will be out.

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  5. Cheah Chee Beng

    These mini books are super interesting. I work with my 2 years old grandson . My little 2 years old is having difficulties learning his alphabet and I am really hoping these little books help him. Could you please let me know when the other letters are complete? Can you please email me once it’s completed. thanks .

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    • Anna Geiger

      You’re very welcome, Toni, and I love to hear that people enjoy these! These were actually some of the first printables on my site. Can’t wait until we’re done with the alphabet and they’re all here!!

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  9. Alison

    Hi, I wanted to say that these letter books are wonderful. My youngest loves them. I was also wondering if you have an indication of when the other letters may be available as I would love to keep using these for the rest of the alphabet.
    Ali

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      • Kristen

        Hi Anna. Thanks so much for sharing these mini alphabet books! I love them and can’t wait to use them in my classroom.

        Just wondering, when you are done with letters d, j, p, r, s, and u, will you post them here? Or will I find them on another page?

        Just let me know when you can.
        Thanks so much!
        Hope all is well : )

        Kristen

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      • Melissa Siliceo

        I love your little letter books. I work in a Mother’s Day Out program with Pre K kiddos and they love them. At the first of the week I get asked if I have a new book for them. Can’t wait to see the last couple of letters but we won’t be getting to them until after Christmas anyway. Thanks for sharing!

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  13. Kathi Rogers

    I love your little books. It’s a great reminder for me of all the great little songs and fingerplays that I used years ago (almost 30) when I started teaching kindergarten.
    I appreciate these! I am looking forward to the posting of D this week! Has J been posted?

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  14. Gina

    Hello,

    Thanks so much for sharing your learning resources. We are avid users of you letter book list and alphabet books. My daughter loves the books.

    I was wondering if you have letter R ready yet in the the alphabet books?

    Thanks again,
    Gina

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    • Anna Geiger

      Hi Gina! I’m so glad you enjoy our book lists and letter books. They’re almost all done – finally! Check back on the blog tomorrow (Sunday). I’m planning to have the letter R book up then.

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      • Dawn

        I just found your website today and feel like I won the lottery! Thank you for all you do, Anna! And sounds like you just had a new babe. Congrats! I’d be interested in downloading all these alphabet books at one time too, so thank you in advance for the time it will take you to create that document… in February 🙂

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        • Anna Geiger

          Hello, Dawn! I’m so glad you found my site. 🙂 I look forward to packaging these into a couple of downloads when all the holiday and new year craziness dies down. 🙂 Our baby girl actually just turned 10 months… time flies!

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  16. Claudia

    my 3 year old loves these books, they are a nice addition to our letter of the week work (which is born out of your different activities for each letter). He loves to sing and what better than to use some old nursery rhymes along with some we have never sung before. Keep up the good work my little one is coming on leaps and bounds because of your ideas xx

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  18. Emma

    I just went to print this out, and it is not working. all of the text is just Xs. I don’t know if it is because of my computer or if there is something wrong with the file, but I thought I might as well let you know. These are great BTW! I love them!

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  20. Zosima Saguin

    Dear Ms. Ana Geiger,

    Thank you very much for being generous in sharing your freebies. The knowledge and experiences you have been posting in this website support my teaching as a Preschool Teacher. More power to you and your family.

    God Bless,

    Mrs. Saguin

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  21. Ria

    Ms. Anna you are awesome, diligent and very creative in making those little alphabet books.
    I will definitely use them in my class everyday from now on.

    Thanks a ton for sharing this to us.
    More power to you.

    sincerely,
    Ria
    Philippines

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  22. Memery

    Dear Ms. Ana Geiger

    Thank you so much for these adorable little letter books and all the other goodies you share. Everything is used and loved in my KG class over and over again.
    God Bless and take care.

    Memery
    Sohar, Sultanate of Oman

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    • Anna Geiger

      I’m so happy to hear that Stephanie! These were some of my very first printables, and I just love to hear that other children are enjoying them. Thank you for taking the time to comment!

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  24. rashid

    HI,Anna, you did very excellent work for kids , today i downloaded your worksheets and other material that was to much alluring . you are really a great lady . from the the core of my heart i really respect you , very thanks

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  25. senthilkumar

    ohhhhhhh! superb rhymes. I can sit before your website and i could gather many things for my school children. really awesome.. It saves my time also i become lazy since i could not work myself. your website gives me almost everything what my children need. Please do continue.

    Thankyou…

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  27. Theresa Calidonna

    Hello Anna, I work in a special needs class and am looking for some new resources to use with the kids. I have found several here on your website and am looking forward to trying them all out. I will have to let you know how things go once I bring them in and start working with them.
    Thank you for the opportunity to use the resources you have here.

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  28. Dawn

    Thank-You for all the free information & printables. I love looking through your site & finding so many great ways to teach my children. Above it says 26 free alphabet books rhymes & songs, I’ve tried to get it to open to the link for the free books but no luck. Can you email the link to me please?
    Thank-You

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    • Kate Dowling

      Hi Nyx!

      This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. Please click on one of the links above, such as “Letter A.” In the new post that opens, you’ll look for a green box that says, “CLICK HERE.” The file should open right up for you. Some of the files on Anna’s website open directly, and some are sent to your inbox. Either way, the files are free. Just follow the prompts to get your free files. Enjoy!

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  32. julia

    Dear Anna,

    Abundance of gratefulness to your kindness in sharing such valuable materials. Thank you very much for sharing this. Truly appreciate it alot. Its big struggle for a home schooling Mom of two little sons, in deserted place of Vietnam. Hopefully this could help me to make my son learn to read . Thanking you again. Have a blessed day ahead.

    kind regards.

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  35. Mythili Varghese

    All I want to say is a Big Big THANKYOU ..for all your free resources….I cant buy any of your stuff now but I plan to as soon as i have saved up a lil money….just so you know i am all the way from India

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