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My First ABC (A to Z) Ages 3-5
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32 pages · flip with sound and voice · print-ready A4 PDF · English · instant download, receipt by email · Terms of sale
About this book
My First ABC (A to Z) is a alphabet book for kids aged 3 to 5. A picture alphabet book that walks a child from A to Z with one clear picture for every letter, so learning the ABC feels like play. Hear each letter and word read aloud, then print the PDF for tracing and colouring practice at home. It suits nursery, LKG and early learners who are starting ABC and phonics. When you buy, you get the PDF to download and keep (a link by email and a button in your dashboard): one payment, no subscription. The online flipbook and voice are free extras.
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Questions parents ask
At what age should a child learn the alphabet?
Most children enjoy meeting letters between ages 3 and 5. Start with letter sounds and pictures, then move to tracing when your child can hold a crayon comfortably.
Is there a printable ABC book?
Yes. My First ABC (A to Z) comes with a print-ready PDF after purchase.
Inside the free preview
- Page 1: Cover: My First ABC, A to Z, with a smiling bee and coloured letter blocks.
- Page 2: Letter Aa: a picture of an apple and the sentence A is for Apple, with dotted letters to trace.
- Page 3: Letter Bb: a picture of a ball and the sentence B is for Ball, with dotted letters to trace.
- Page 4: Letter Cc: a picture of a cat and the sentence C is for Cat, with dotted letters to trace.
- Page 5: Letter Dd: a picture of a dog and the sentence D is for Dog, with dotted letters to trace.
- Page 6: Letter Ee: a picture of an elephant and the sentence E is for Elephant, with dotted letters to trace.
- Page 7: Letter Ff: a picture of a fish and the sentence F is for Fish, with dotted letters to trace.
- Page 8: Letter Gg: a picture of a goat and the sentence G is for Goat, with dotted letters to trace.