The teaching of alphabet letter tracing and beginning sounds is typically introduced in early years education (ages 3-5) in both the UK and the US. The concepts are then built upon in primary/elementary school (ages 5-11) English/Language Arts curricula.

Here are some sample learning objectives related to alphabet letter tracing and beginning sounds for early years and primary/elementary school students in the UK and the US:

For early years in the UK and pre-K/K in the US:

• Students will be able to identify all the letters of the alphabet and their corresponding sounds.
• Students will be able to trace each letter of the alphabet correctly.
• Students will be able to recognise words beginning with each letter of the alphabet and match them to corresponding pictures.

For primary/elementary school in the UK and the US:

• Students will be able to write each letter of the alphabet in lowercase and uppercase form.
• Students will be able to recognise and pronounce words that begin with each letter of the alphabet.
• Students will be able to identify and write words that begin with each letter of the alphabet.
• Students will be able to spell simple words that begin with each letter of the alphabet.
• Students will be able to use knowledge of beginning sounds to decode and read words.

Again, these learning objectives may vary depending on the specific curriculum and standards for your school or region.