Recognise letters activities

Here are our top 10 ways to teach your child their name in a creative and playful way! Fun literacy ideas for kids of all ages esp toddlers and preschool / pre-K age

This article covers 10 funs ways to help preschoolers learn the alphabet. Kids begin learning to recognise letters around three to four years of age. Up until that age toddlers can begin to learn through play. This article will answer all your questions from when you can begin teaching phonics to how to start letter recoginition.#teachingthealphabettotoddlers #phonics #letterrecognitionforpreschoolers #learningletters

Have fun teaching letter recognition and letter formation with these fun printable alphabet roads! Learning through play is the best way of learning and there is so much kids can learn using these colourful letter roads. As they play with these alphabet roads toddlers and preschoolers will learn to recognise letters, name letters and later form letters. School aged children can use the letter roads to learn to form letters correctly in a fun and engaging way.

When your preschooler is interested in learning their name, these hands-on name card activities are a great way to help them recognise & write, their name.

Hands-on name recognition activities for children to recognise the letters in their names, order them and eventually spell their names!

Use the b-d Letter Reversal Poster Thumbs Up in Color to help your students identify the letters b and d with their hands.

Since the lockdown has started I have been working on alphabet recognition with M. Slowly it’s settling down on her and she can recognise many letters now ; Letter E being her favorite. I plan the activities to be more hands on so that she never gets bored. We do worksheets too but that won’t … Letter G Activities Read More »

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