Once the letters and words are acquired, an unlimited universe of possible combinations of words, from the simplest to the most complex, opens up. Fascinated by this infinite possibilities, Guendalina challenged herself to create tautograms starting from the letters of the alphabet.

So what is a tautogram? A sentence in which almost every word begins with the same letter. This sentence is illustrated by a drawing for each letter.

This poster of 26 tautograms is intended to decorate children’s rooms, stimulating their curiosity for the French language, and transforming it into a game around the letters of the alphabet. Children will be able to distinguish the different pronunciations and sounds of the same letter, learn the names of 32 animals, discover a wide variety of adjectives and first names that will enrich their vocabulary with original words and that they will be proud to master. The sentences are long enough to allow for a wide variety of words and short enough to be memorized as the child grows.

You never stop learning!

The wall poster can be framed or simply glued to the wall. It is made of monomer adhesive vinyl with “micro-suction cups” which facilitates its positioning and repositioning.