Free Printable Llama Alphabet Flash Cards

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Llamas are a fun and slightly unexpected way to get children excited about letters, and this free printable llama alphabet flash card set does just that. It includes all 26 letters as downloadable PDF cards, decorated with llamas, banners and cacti.

It’s a quick, no fuss download too, print, cut and you’re set up for a spelling game, a classroom literacy activity, or a rainy afternoon at home. There are 4 sheets covering the full alphabet plus a spare copy of each vowel, so they work well laminated as a travel game, or for pairs and snap.

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How To Use Our Free Printable Llama Themed Alphabet Flash Cards

Download and print off our Llama alphabet flashcards, then cut them out by hand or use a guillotine. I have provided 4 PDF sheets with all of the letters of the alphabet, plus an extra copy of each vowel. But do ensure your printer is set to single-sided printing before sending your Alphabet Llama Flash Cards to print or they will print back to back.

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Ideas For Using Our Free Printable Llama Alphabet Flash Cards

  • Print off 2 copies to make a matching Llama alphabet pairs game
  • Llama themed literacy games
  • Print of 2 copies to make a Llama alphabet snap game
  • Learning to spell and word build
  • Laminate and put in a plastic envelope or pencil case to pack as a Llama themed travel game.
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If You Want To Use These Free Printable Llama PDF Alphabet Letter Flash Cards

Click here or on the image below to get your free download of our Llama Flash Cards. They are instant downloads from our shop. If you are new to the shop, here is how to use it.

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