These easy-to-read letter tiles feature both uppercase and lowercase versions in simple, clear fonts—perfect for young learners. Vowels are highlighted in red for quick recognition, while a black-and-white version is also available for versatile use.  Just print, laminate, cut, and you’re ready to start building words and exploring language together!
 
 
Ideas for Family Phonics & Phonemic Awareness Practice
Word Building Races: Take turns picking a word and see who can build it the fastest using the tiles.
Vowel Swap: Build a word, then swap out the vowel tile to make new words (e.g., cat, cot, cut).
Sound Sorting: Sort tiles into groups by beginning, middle, or ending sounds.
Name Game: Spell out family members’ names and talk about the sounds in each name.
Mystery Word: Parents build a word with one letter missing; kids guess and add the missing tile - or scramble letters and let kids decode the Mystery Word.
Rhyming Challenge: Build a word, then see how many rhyming words you can create by changing the first letter.
Syllable Clapping: Build a word, clap out its syllables, and break it into parts using the tiles.
Letter Hunt: Hide tiles around the room and have kids find and name each letter or sound as they collect them.
 
These activities make learning interactive and fun, helping children develop strong phonics and phonemic awareness skills at home!