The card game "First Letters" promotes the introduction to initial letters. It features 10 letters that are particularly suitable for a first encounter. Following the well-known quartet principle, players collect and lay down four terms that share the same initial sound, e.g., A for monkey, anchor, traffic light, and apple. Fun action cards bring movement and surprise to the game. The winner is the one who can lay down all their cards correctly first. Variants like "Letter Duel," "Word Guessing," and "Word Snake" provide variety and endless fun. The cards offer a total of four gameplay options for 2-4 players aged 5 and up. Children show interest in letters long before starting school. This game offers an initial encounter with 10 selected letters and also promotes language perception and development. The rules for all game variants are quick to explain, making it particularly easy to use the handy cards during breaks or on the go. The "Letter Duel" is a quartet variant that can also be played with two players. In the "Word Guessing" variant, players describe and guess words that begin with a specific letter. Those playing "Word Snake" need a good memory to remember sequences of letters. Players get to know their first letters and acquire important foundational knowledge for school. It is also suitable for preschool groups in kindergartens.