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10 Sets Of Free Printable Alphabet Flashcards

10 Sets Of Free Printable Alphabet Flashcards

post.post_title- Here are a few suggestions you might consider in aiding children learn to spot the letters of the alphabet:

  1. The alphabet song: This is probably the most basic, but is quite useful. Do sing the alphabet song often. Sing it slowly and distinctly. It will even help if you have a big alphabet chart and point out to each letter while you sing. If you can give all children letter cards so as (alphabet flashcards) they are able to even last each letter since it is sung.
  2. For every letter you teach, bring models of the letter (you will make cut-outs of the letter in card-board) and pass around to all or any children. If possible, you may make many so you can provide one to each child. They are able to slowly build up a collection of the entire alphabet. Bring objects or models of common issues that start with the letter you are teaching. For example: for B you may bring a baseball, bat, banana, bun etc. Pass around these for all to see.
  3. Find a child whose name starts with that letter. He or she can then say out, for example "Hello, I'm Arun.'A'for'Arun '" and so on. He can be the leader for that day. Engage the kids in a'Hunt For The Letter'game. Ask children to appear around the room and pick up all objects that begin with any given letter.
  4. Use a lot of colouring pages because so many children love to colour. The colouring pages needs to have letters in large sizes to colour. They may also have objects that begin with this letter.
  5. Kindergarten Worksheets: Use worksheets to help children re-inforce basic concepts in a fun and interesting way.

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