KID’S MORSE CODE ALPHABET

Get ready to decode some secret messages! Morse code, named after one of the inventors of the telegraph, Samuel Morse, is a fascinating form of communication. Instead of using words, you send messages using different sounds or signals. Imagine being a telegraph operator, encoding and tapping out Morse code alphabet messages using a special machine.

In Morse code, there are two types of sounds: dots and dashes they are called dits and dahs. Dots (dits) are quick and snappy, while dashes (dahs) have a longer pause in between. It’s like playing a musical rhythm with your words! Back in the day, telegraphs used electrical currents to send messages, but guess what? You can also send Morse code messages just by tapping or flashing a light!

Morse code finds on Amazon

• Learn Morse Code Workbook – find out more
• Morse Code Jewellery Kit – find out more
• Morse Code Flash Cards – find out more
• Morse Code Experiment Kit – find out more
• Morse Code Signal Set – find out more

Free Morse Code Alphabet

Get ready for some Morse code fun with my printable pack that will jumpstart your kids’ journey into Morse code! Inside, they’ll unravel a couple of dad jokes, a simple poster, and master the Morse code alphabet with our fun flash cards. These simple cards can be utilized for a plethora of card games, like snap and go fish. Simply print out as many sets as you desire and let the Morse code adventures begin!

What you get in the kit

• A Morse code poster.
• Morse code practice sheet.
• Secret message planning page.
• A brief overview of Morse code.
• 6 Jokes to deciper.
• Alphabet and number flashcards.
• Backing paper for the flashcards.

There are lots of great resources available online. I also have a vintage morse code kit. It’s great for putting together escape room puzzles or treasure hunt clues. You can read all about the morse code alphabet kit on my blog post.