Color poster · 2 pages · A4 · PDF
Swedish alphabet poster for children
All 29 letters, from A to Ö, with colorful pictures and Swedish words. Point, name and discover together.
Swedish sheet + English guide
View full-size sheetPlay with the Swedish alphabet
Explore A–Ö, listen to Swedish letter names, match words and practise drawing letters in Lilla Lingua.
How many letters are in the Swedish alphabet?
The Swedish alphabet has 29 letters: A–Z, followed by Å, Ä and Ö. Å, Ä and Ö are separate letters. This poster pairs every letter with a Swedish word and a picture.
What’s included
Each PDF has two A4 pages: the original Swedish learning sheet and a separate grown-up guide in English. Print just the sheet if you prefer. The coloring artwork also includes its original English phrase.
For ages 3–5 with a grown-up. Letter and spelling activities are optional, adult-supported extensions.
Try it together
- Choose a picture your child recognises. Point to it and say the Swedish word.
- Look for the first letter in your child’s name. Try finding the same letter elsewhere on the sheet.
- Explore just a few letters at a time. This is a letter-and-word poster, not a pronunciation chart.
Words to explore
| Swedish | English meaning |
|---|---|
| A · apa | monkey |
| B · boll | ball |
| C · cykel | bicycle |
| D · docka | doll |
| E · elefant | elephant |
| F · förskola | preschool |
| G · gunga | swing |
| H · hink | bucket |
| I · is | ice |
| J · jacka | jacket |
| K · katt | cat |
| L · löv | leaf |
| M · mössa | hat |
| N · nalle | teddy bear |
| O · ost | cheese |
| P · penna | pencil |
| Q · quinoa | quinoa |
| R · rutschkana | slide |
| S · spade | shovel |
| T · träd | tree |
| U · uggla | owl |
| V · vante | mitten |
| W · webb | web |
| X · xylofon | xylophone |
| Y · yoghurt | yogurt |
| Z · zebra | zebra |
| Å · åsna | donkey |
| Ä · äpple | apple |
| Ö · öga | eye |
Make a little room for play.
Print page 1 using ‘Fit to page’. Keep page 2 nearby for the instructions and words. Choose one thing to explore, and let your child set the pace.
