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Alphabet Lego Cards: Uppercase {free printable!}

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Legos.  Is there any other toy that a little boy needs?  My son plays with his Lego Duplos every day.  We picked up a huge Lego Duplo box at a garage sale (score!) and have received some smaller sets as gifts — the Farm set and Construction set.

My son was wondering what I was building one day when I set out an A, B, C, and D in Legos.  “Mom!” He yelled when he realized. He was so excited.  He helped me find the various Duplos that I needed to build the letters.  I used mathematical language — twos, threes, and fours — this lended itself to math extension work!

My photos are imperfect, but I made some fun Lego Alphabet cards for him.  I hope that these cards will help him build the Uppercase Letters in Legos on his own.  {We are working on uppercase letters right now in our Tot School.  Check out my Early Literacy Stage 1 for why we chose to start with uppercase.}

Alphabet Lego Cards - Uppercase {free printable!}

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My son was so excited to see these cards — I laminated them and attached them with a ring binder — he wanted to sleep with them at night :)

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  1. Katie @ Gift of Curiosity says

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    Fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing for Lego lovers!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      I’m so glad you like them Katie :)

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  2. Jessica @ Play Trains! says

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    Wow, these are super cool! My son would enjoy this a lot. Thanks!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Thanks Jessica!!

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  3. Sharon says

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    I LOVE These! My children will LOVE these! That makes me happy!
    <3 Thank you so much!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Thanks so much, it makes me so happy to hear that your kids will enjoy them :)

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  4. BecBec says

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    My 4 year-old grandson is a Lego addict and these will be great for him to complete
    learning his alphabet as well as little brother that is one year old. Thanks!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Thanks for commenting, I’m glad he’ll enjoy them :)

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  5. Gabrielle says

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    Thank you thank you thank you! My (barely) 5 is a Lego kid, heart and soul. I can’t wait to show these to him, he’s going to love them!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Yeah :) So glad he’ll love them!

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  6. stephanie says

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    What a great way to combine Legos and learning! 95565422

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  7. Keri says

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    Thank you so much for your wonderful download. We used it in Preschool today and the kids loved it! Thanks for the time you put into it and for providing it for free. (I totally would have paid you for it if you ever decide to charge for the download!!)

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Thanks Keri!! I love hearing stories like this!! I hope you direct any of your parent’s students to my site so they can download it too :) I will have more free printables coming up so I hope you come back :)

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  8. Renee says

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    So fun! I just printed these out and my boys are hunting down all the legos so we can make them :) Thank you!

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  9. Melody says

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    Do you have a printable with the Lego lowercase letters? If not, when do you expect them to be available?

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Hi, Melody, my son is still focused on uppercase letters right now, so I won’t be making them for at least another 6 months or so — thanks for your interest.

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      I have decided to make lowercase cards and should have them available in the next couple weeks :)

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  10. Mrs. R. says

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    Thank you so much. Our precious little boy thanks you, too. :-)

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  11. Nicole says

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    Thanks for sharing…my kindergartners will love this next year when we learn about letters and build them!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Thanks, Nicole, I’m so glad they’ll be useful in your classroom!

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  12. Nikki says

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    Thankyou for sharing your cards. They are fantastic.

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  13. Lana Ghimpu says

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    Hi! I signed up for your news letter but did not get the Lego ABC download. What I did see I could not download. Please help. Lana

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      I sent you an email, Lana!!

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  14. Autumn says

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    Thank you sooooo much for the alphabet legos:}}}} My kinder kiddos will LOVE these!!!!!!!!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Oh thank you Autumn!!!! Please send/email pics (if you can without faces) and I’ll post them on my FB page :)

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  15. Kristine says

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    I joined and now I can’t seem to get to my freebies! It says “Already activated”. I logged in from my phone, but couldn’t print, so now I am home and trying to access them. Help!

    Thanks!

    Kristine

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  16. Becky Soto says

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    First of all, thanks for sharing all your great ideas!! You are amazing!! Secondly, I signed up for your newsletter and received an email to confirm subscription but have not received a second email to print out Lego cards. Can you help? Thanks again!

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  17. HELEN GLOSSOP says

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    Theses are fab thanks

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  18. Nicole says

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    Hi, I would love to download these for my little guy! I subscribed but never received another email to download these. Can you please help me?? Thanks! :)

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      I sent you an email!!

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  19. Evie says

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    Hi, my girl loves lego very much.. I have subscribed but haven’t receive my second email too. Your pages are amazing!

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    • wildflowerramblings says

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      Emailing you :)

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  20. Lizz says

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    Please send the Lego cards! Thanks! <3 they look wonderful.
    I teach a french immersion kindergarten class and I think once laminated the children would love these!

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  21. Glynis Garelick says

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    I am still unable to print out the lego alphabet cards, that we are supposed to receive when we register.

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  22. Enyonam says

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    Thanks Amy for sharing.

    I love this site.
    <3

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  23. Maria says

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    I like the idea so cool. Thanks for sharing!

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  24. Melanie says

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    I can’t wait for my students to work with these cards.

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  25. Miranda Toutenhoofd says

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    alphabet lego cards

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  26. Hermans says

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    :)

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  27. Judy says

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    great idea

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  28. Micheline Vosper says

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    Love these!!!

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  29. flore says

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    I m very interest who d’on’t learn to read

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  30. Evelize de Graaf says

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    Very nice cards!

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