You might find it much easier to go to your local school supply
store and pick up something. Even a pack of bulletin board
letters would work. If you don't have a good school supply
store, look in the teacher section at Office Depot or Walmart.

Another easy alternative is to make your own in Word using Comic
Sans font. Just set the preferences to center the print in the
page and change the font to something really larger like 250 or
so. Print on colored paper if you like then you don't even have
to cut out or glue!

On 10/28/09, Mrs. G wrote:
> First-School has great FREE printable alphabet sheets. But,
> most of the pages have something that represents the letter
> along with it. This site is pretty in-depth, take some time
> to maneuver through, youy might find what you're looking
> for!!!
> http://www.first-school.ws/theme/alphabetp1.htm
>
>
>
> On 10/28/09, txtiger wrote:
>> I work as a children's library assistant in a public
>> library system. I am in need of blackline masters of
>> alphabet letters to use as visual examples during a variety
>> of toddler time and story time (preschool age) activities.
>> What I will do is print them out, color them in (if
>> necessary) and mount each letter on construction paper. As
>> these children are pre-readers, the letters will be used
>> with a variety of rhymes and songs, and as many of our
>> patrons speak languages other than English at home, I would
>> prefer the letters NOT have accompanying pictures, as is
>> often seen. Does anyone have suggestions of websites where
>> I might find such blackline masters or free black-and-white
>> clip art?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.

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