Alphabet Micro Lesson
This Alphabet Micro Lesson is a short 3 minute video that teaches all about the Alphabet, including letter recognition, consonants, and vowels.
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How to teach the Alphabet
This Alphabet Micro Lesson is a short 3 minute video that teaches all about the Alphabet. These educational micro lessons for teachers are short and specific video lessons for teachers and kids. These micro lessons are perfect for a quick lesson plan that is specific to a skill.

What is the alphabet?
The alphabet is a set of 26 letters.
The letters make sounds.
And, when you put letters together, they make words.
In the alphabet, you will find consonants and vowels.
When you write the letters of the alphabet, you can write them as lowercase letters or capital letters.
Why do we use alphabet?
We use the alphabet to communicate when we speak and when we write.
When we put letters together, we can make words, sentences, and even stories!
What are the letters of the alphabet?
There are 26 letters of the alphabet.
5 of these letters are called Vowels. The vowels are A, E, I, O, U
The rest of the letters are called Consonants.
Let’s Practice the Alphabet!
Let’s go through and say all of the letters of the alphabet.
Are you ready? Here we go!
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
Awesome, great job!
Summary
The alphabet is a set of 26 letters.
The letters make sounds.
And, when you put letters together, they make words.
In the alphabet, you will find consonants and vowels.
When you write the letters of the alphabet, you can write them as lowercase letters or capital letters.
Other resources to use with this Alphabet Micro Lesson
If you are using this Alphabet Micro Lesson, your students are probably learning about the alphabet letters, and maybe even phonics skills.
Check out our Alphabet Worksheets, Alphabet Activities, Alphabet Videos, Alphabet Songs, and Phonics Resources as additional resources to support your students understanding of the alphabet and phonics. If you are looking for extension activities to use with your kids, be sure to check out our resources for Beginning Sounds, CVC, Digraphs, Vowels, and more!
Teaching the alphabet and letter sounds is such an important skill for young learners. When your students learn the ABC’s to music, they will be able to effectively recall all the information they learned quickly and easily. Each of our Have Fun Teaching Alphabet Songs teaches skills for every letter of the alphabet!
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