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Alphabet Flash Cards | St. Patrick’s Day themed
$2.00
Perfect to use during March and leading up to St. Patrick’s Day, these alphabet flash cards can be used to help students identify both upper and lower case letters.
Suggested uses:
- -Name each letter
- -Match each upper case with the lower case
- -Sort by upper case and lower case
- -Use to spell out CVC or sight words
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