Alphabet Sounds PowerPoint Deck
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Alphabet Sounds PowerPoint Deck

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A 33-slide whole-class lesson deck covering every letter of the alphabet, with a warm-up, one dedicated slide per letter, two review grids, and a closing A-Z chant.

Overview

This deck is the teacher-led counterpart to the flashcards, walking the class through the full alphabet in a structured lesson format: a title slide, an objectives slide, a warm-up, 26 individual letter slides (each with a "Let's Say It Together" sentence, a Listen & Point cue, and a Practice cue), two half-alphabet review grids (A-M and N-Z), a chant slide, and a closing slide. Because the deck covers all 26 letters, teachers are expected to spread it across many lessons rather than presenting it start-to-finish in a single sitting — see the Teacher's Guide for a suggested pacing plan.

Resource Details

Subject
ESL
Topic
Alphabet Sounds
Category
PowerPoints
File Type
PPTX
File Size
4.1 MB
Published
01 Sep 2026
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Grade 1 35-45 Minutes Alphabet Sounds

Lesson Sequence

  • Use the title, objectives, and warm-up slides once at the start of the unit.
  • Each day or lesson, present only the 2-3 individual letter slides for that week's letters (per the Teacher's Guide's pacing plan) rather than all 26 at once.
  • Return to the review grid slides periodically for cumulative practice.
  • Use the chant slide as a recurring warm-up or closer throughout the whole unit.

Classroom Activities

  • After presenting a letter slide, cover the picture with your hand and have students guess the picture from the sound alone before you reveal it — a quick listening check before moving to the next letter.

Teacher Tips

Resist the urge to click through all 26 letter slides in one class period — the deck is deliberately built as a multi-week resource, and pacing it out (per the Teacher's Guide) leads to far better retention than a single marathon session.

Learning Objectives

  • Students will be able to recognize the uppercase and lowercase form of each letter.
  • Students will be able to say each letter's name and primary sound.
  • Students will be able to identify a picture that starts with a given letter's sound.

Differentiation

Support: slow down and repeat the "Let's Say It Together" sentence chorally 2-3 times per letter before moving on.

Extension: ask advanced students to generate one additional word that starts with the same letter, beyond the slide's example.

What's Included

  • 1 PPTX file (fully editable, 33 slides) and matching PDF

Additional Files

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