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Letter posters with memory verses

I have very fond memories of the cursive letter banner that was posted around the top of the walls in my fifth grade classroom.  I thought it would be fun to make something similar for our homeschool classroom (a.k.a. our kitchen).



I decided to include a Bible verse for each letter.  At this point it's mostly for my own benefit since Miss M doesn't read yet.  They serve as great reminders to help her memorize these important bits of Scripture while her little mind is still a sponge.  (It saddens me that my memorization skills are not what they were when I was a kid!)   The fun part is I saved my work in a pdf file for you to use too!


Just click the image above to download the file.  I laminated mine before sticking them around my kitchen walls with ticky tacky.  (The laminator is a new toy!)  Enjoy!
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  1. AlisaJune 23, 2010 at 10:16 AM

    Wow! This is really great! It feels almost wrong to just print these out because of all the work you put into them, especially finding a good bible text to go with each one. Thank you so much.

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  2. ChristephiJune 23, 2010 at 2:20 PM

    You're quite welcome and just knowing someone else may actually use them makes it worth the work (which wasn't really as much as you may think -- copy and paste can take you quite far!)

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  3. CindyJune 24, 2010 at 12:40 AM

    What a fantastic idea!

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  4. MelodyJune 24, 2010 at 7:52 AM

    Yay! I'm so excited to have these! Kylie will LOVE them! I tried once to find Bible verses to go with every letter - but I got distracted by too much else going on - and besides, some letters are HARD! Thanks for doing all the hard work! =)

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  5. DebJuly 27, 2010 at 8:05 AM

    I LOVE these! I am going to print them to incorporate into our letter of the week curriculum. :)

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  6. ChristephiJuly 27, 2010 at 2:36 PM

    I love having them up in my kitchen! (And so does Miss M.) I'm glad you can find a use for them!

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  7. AnonymousOctober 28, 2015 at 3:27 AM

    I can't print these as I cant open a link from the photo. Are you able to help me?
    Thank you - feeling frustrated : - (

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    1. ChristephiJune 19, 2016 at 12:08 AM

      The link was broken when I moved over from Wordpress. It has now been repaired! So sorry for the frustration.

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