With these printable worksheets, students can trace and print all 26 lowercase letters of the English alphabet. Print the pages for one letter at a time or give students all 26 letters as a booklet. For more practice, try our individual letter lessons from the [Phonics](https://esllibrary.com/courses/118/lessons/) index page, which include both capital and lowercase letters and a variety of practice exercises. 

The Digital version allows students to listen to the letters and words. You can also broadcast these tasks to quiz your class on the letter names and words. Your students can also practice typing the alphabet.

Lowercase Letters

With these worksheets, students can trace and print all 26 capital letters of the English alphabet. Print the pages for one letter at a time or give students all 26 letters as a booklet. For more practice, try our individual letter lessons from the [Phonics](https://esllibrary.com/courses/118/lessons/) index page, which include both capital and lowercase letters, recognition tasks, pronunciation practice, and listening exercises.

Capital Letters

a is for apple

Help students learn how to say and recognize the letters of the alphabet. Includes reference pages, listening tasks, printing practice, and assessment in an easy-to-read font. Find alphabet song videos in the digital tasks (with zee or zed).

The Letters A–Z

Body Parts

Introduce your new learners some basic English words for parts of the body. 

In this lesson, students learn and practice using the Be verb in the simple present with subject pronouns and nouns. They also learn common vocabulary used with the Be verb.

Simple Present – Be

This assessment includes six review tasks to check understanding of targets from the first half of this course: feelings, the alphabet, body parts, and the Be verb.

Mid-Course Assessment 

Introduce your new learners to some basic English words for feelings. 

Feelings

After completing this lesson, students will be able to say how they are feeling in a small talk situation. They will learn a few different ways to say if they are feeling _good, okay,_ or _bad_. 



How Are You?

Face

Introduce your new learners to English words for parts of the face. 

In this lesson, students practice using the verb “to have” in the simple present with subject pronouns and nouns. They also learn common vocabulary with “have.”

Simple Present – Have

Introduce your new learners to some basic English words for members of the family.

Family

Try using this lesson in the first week of class with your absolute beginners. After doing this lesson, students will be able to say and spell their name and their classmates' names. This lesson also introduces or reviews the letters of the alphabet and some basic vocabulary (nouns). You can follow up with the lesson _How Old Are You?_

What's Your Name?

This assessment includes six review tasks to check understanding of targets from the second half of this course: feelings, face, have, family, and names.

Final Assessment 

In this 4-skills course, students learn and/or review the English alphabet, including lowercase and uppercase letters. They also learn some introductory English vocabulary. Themes include the body, feelings, and family. Students also learn how to introduce themselves. This course introduces the verbs Be and Have. 



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