Watercolor Rainbow Brights CURSIVE Alphabet Posters - Classroom Decor

This resource includes brightly colored watercolor alphabet posters.

Each Alphabet Poster has a beautiful watercolor image on it representing the beginning sound for that letter. The word is also displayed on each page. The backgrounds for each poster has a different color of the rainbow in sequence.

Each letter is represented in cursive form with lines. A second poster for the letter Q has been provided to show the two different cursive styles for writing an upper case Q.

• All vowels have three poster options; long, short, and both on one page.
• Beginning Sounds for each letter; apple, acorn, backpack, crayons, donut, elephant, eraser, flamingo, globe, hat, iguana, ice cream, jelly beans, kiwi, llama, markers, note, octopus, overalls, popsicle, quilt, rainbow, scissors, turtle, umbrella, unicorn, volcano, watermelon, x-ray, yo-yo, and zebra.
• **UPDATED** 07/25/2022: Letters C and G include posters for both hard and soft sounds; C- city, crayons G- giraffe, globe

This resource is included in the Décor Bundle found here:

Watercolor Rainbow Brights Classroom Décor Bundle

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And this NEW Watercolor Neutral BUNDLE!:

Watercolor Neutral Diversity Rainbow Boho Classroom Decor EDITABLE BUNDLE

Click on the separate resources to see everything included in this resource!

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