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These free printable alphabet letters give you 4 sets of giant letters as Word documents, one letter a page: uppercase, lowercase, uppercase and lowercase pairs, and outline letters to colour, on A4 and US Letter. I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead. I put letters up around every classroom I teach in, so I made giant letters in the round a and g children learn, sized to fill the page.

In this guide, you’ll find which set suits your classroom, ways to use giant letters, and how to print only the letters you need or change their colour in Word.

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What’s in the Printable Alphabet Letters

Paper	Version	Best for
A4	Uppercase A to Z	Displays, washing lines and letter hunts
A4	Lowercase a to z	Phonics walls and matching games
A4	Uppercase and Lowercase	Aa to Zz together, one pair a page
A4	Outline Letters to Colour	Colouring, collage and cutting practice
US Letter	Uppercase A to Z	Displays, washing lines and letter hunts
US Letter	Lowercase a to z	Phonics walls and matching games
US Letter	Uppercase and Lowercase	Aa to Zz together, one pair a page
US Letter	Outline Letters to Color	Coloring, collage and cutting practice

👉 Every set has 26 pages with one giant letter on each, in Century Gothic for the round a and g taught in most schools.

👉 Each letter is ordinary Word text, so you can change its colour, make it bigger or type a different letter or number in its place.

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Which Alphabet Letters Should You Use?

• Uppercase A to Z: capital letters for displays, washing lines and letter hunts.
• Lowercase a to z: the letters children read and write most, for phonics walls and matching games.
• Uppercase and lowercase: Aa to Zz on landscape pages, so children see both forms of each letter together.
• Outline letters to colour: hollow letters to colour, fill with collage or cut out, which also saves ink.

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Ways to Use Printable Alphabet Letters

• Peg them on a washing line across the classroom and ask children to find a letter or put them in order.
• Spell a name or a word for a display board or a birthday banner.
• Hide letters around the room for a letter hunt, then match each one to an object that starts with it.
• Give each child an outline letter to decorate for a class alphabet.

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How to Print Only the Letters You Need

1. Press Ctrl + P to open the print settings.
2. In Pages, type the page numbers of your letters: A is page 1 and Z is page 26, so S, A and M are 19, 1, 13.
3. Click Print. Each letter prints on its own page in the order you typed.

To make a letter bigger or smaller, select it and change the size on the Home tab — the guide on how to change font size in Word shows every method.

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Watch: How to Change Font Size in Word

This video shows quick ways to make text bigger or smaller in Word, which works on every one of these giant letters.

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How to Print at the Right Size

Print the whole set for a display, or type only the pages you need in the print settings. The outline letters use very little ink, so they suit printing a class set.

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FAQs

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Conclusion

These printable alphabet letters give you every letter at display size, human-made by a teacher and ready to print from Word.

Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP, and for the whole alphabet on one page try the alphabet chart templates.

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