- Teach
your child the ABCs and recite them often—at breakfast,
after lunch, and during trips to the grocery store.
- Write
your child’s name with crayons, pencils, chalk, and cereal
pieces. Then identify each letter and sound them out. Give your
child ample opportunities to try writing their name.
- Peak
your child’s interest in the ABCs with a variety of alphabet
books.
- Invest
in a set of foam letters and play games like "A my name is Alice."
As you play these games, let your child see the letters.
Dr.
Seuss’s ABC will provide hours of fun-filled edutainment.
This amazing alphabet book features a word for every letter of the
alphabet. It will inspire you and your child to create your own
alphabet books. You can write the letters and your child can draw
the pictures.
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