33 pages.

There are lots of things you can do with these large letters:  Use them as anchor charts, flashcards, Play-doh mats, or run them off on a variety of colors of construction paper; laminate and cut them out to make a border, or have them going up a large Chicka Boom tree.

After reading Chicka Boom, give each child a letter to draw things and write words that start with that letter, inside the letter.  After students share their letter, collect and collate the pages into a class book.

As a fun icebreaker, and interesting way to get to know your new students, give each child their initial and have them decorate it, or fill in information about themselves