• 2 capital and 2 lowercase letters for each alphabet letter and extra vowels.
• 108, ¾ inch, self-adhesive stickers per sheet.
• Use in classroom activities or as a tool for family activities.
• Line under each letter helps children recognize the direction of letters.
• Make BINGO and other games to make learning fun.
• Book-making, spelling words, making labels …are perfect uses for Letter Dots.

Dot Size ¾ inch

BINGO - Have students or parents quickly create this learning tool.
You will be using all 26 letters on each Bingo game sheet.
Visit Support Materials to print a copy of a BINGO sheet.
Select 2 letters for the frame in the middle of the BINGO sheet.
Place the other 24 letters randomly across the sheet, one letter per square.
Depending on the letter knowledge skills of the players you may want to use all capitals, all lower case, or a blending of letters to create your BINGO.

When BINGO pages are completed you are ready to play.
Markers could be coins, pieces of cereal, small toys…
If you intend to eat your markers after the game be sure your hands are clean and that you are working on a clean surface playing the game.
To call the letters you may want to use 26 letter dots to create calling cards. Place one letter in 26 milk jug lids, cut 26 pieces of cardboard to attach labels, or use a puzzle or magnetic letters to determine what letters to cover.

Envelope Book ---use letter dots to create this book.

Supplies needed: 26 envelopes, 2 book rings, & letter dots.

Tuck the flaps into each envelope and seal to make pocket pages.
Place one letter dot on the front of each envelope.
Connect the 26 pocket pages together to form a book
Letter pockets are ideal for storing pictures, words, or letter cutouts.