We use these stickers in our letter of the week journals. Each child has a spiral notebook for their journal. When we have journal time they write their name at the top of the page then I give them the letter stickers. They write the uppercase and lowercase letter 3 times each and then they get the four picture stickers that start with the letter. These stickers are easy to cut apart and are another good way for children to practice fine motor skills when peeling them off. There are 20 of each letter.

I really like this product and it is a great way to learn ABC.

Nice addition resource for learning!

I searched high and low for something like this for my preschoolers! Thank you Lakeshore for having the best answer!!

This works really well for homeschooling because there are only 10 sets of the alphabet. For classroom settings, you will need more than 1 pack to service more than 10 students.

This stickers are perfect for our literacy friends that are learning about letters and sounds. I used these for my Kinders. They were able to create their own alphabet books. They could use sentence stems or not while using the sticker picture of the item. Later on this year, we can go back and write the names of the objects- so that the students can then use their books to help them with writing. The stickers are bright and there are 20 sets of each letter and their corresponding pictures.

These are perfect for students to make their own ABC books!

The preschoolers in my class love these stickers! We use them as a table-time activity for each letter we are working on.

I use these in my Kindergarten classroom. They help my students learn upper and lowercase letters, and letter sounds. Whover created this is a genius!

Plenty of stickers! These are fun and so versatile! They are a great value for the price.

I have used these for years! Love them!

I have used these stickers for years now and keep coming back for more. They are not only user-friendly for Kindergartners, but also pictures of items that English Language Learners (among other students) can easily connect with and identify as they learn the language.