Alphabet Workbook
Alphabet Workbook
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Learn the correct letter shapes and writing order from A to Z, with our fun Alphabet Workbook.
About this product
- Use this preschool Alphabet Picture Workbook to support your child’s understanding of the English alphabet.
- The workbook features 26 letters of the English alphabet, showing both upper and lowercase letters.
- Learn recognition of the English alphabet letter by letter.
- Develop writing ability by tracing the alphabet letters.
- Learn the correct letter shapes and writing order of the alphabet letters.
- Connect letters with pictures and sounds to develop a strong foundation of literacy skills.
- Build a strong expressive language foundation by connecting reading with writing.
- Have fun while learning.
- Strongly embed letter knowledge into memory through repetitive practice.
- Develop your child’s ability to concentrate.
- Strengthen fine motor and cognitive skills through tracing letters.
- Enjoy learning the alphabet as letters are shown beside pictures of objects that begin with that letter.
- Learn to recognise, name and read the objects pictured alongside each letter.
- In addition, children can learn the alphabetical order.
- Spending quality time with your child while learning together has many benefits such as improved EQ and IQ as well as developing a love of learning.
- Learning to write letters of the alphabet during the "golden period" of brain development is very beneficial for early childhood learning.
How to use the Alphabet Workbook
- We recommend using the Alphabet Chart (available in the store) with this workbook.
- Praise your child’s efforts, learning to write letters can feel challenging to children.
- Be encouraging and gentle with your correction and feedback.
- There are several ways to use this book.
- Look at the pictures together. Say the name of each object while pointing at it.
- Ask where each object is, starting with only a few at a time. Ask “where is the apple?” Let your child point at the apple. If your child seems unsure, show them.
- Identifying letters by pointing. Ask “where is A?” Let your child point at the letter.
- Identifying letters by sound. Point at a letter and ask “what letter is this?” Your child can tell you what letter it is if they are old enough and you have spent a good deal of time exploring the alphabet together.
- Sounding out - point to the upper-case letter, lower-case letter and pictured objects. Sound out the letter while pointing at it. Say the name of each picture. Work with only 1 letter sound at a time. Bring attention to the fact that each object starts with the same letter.
- Trace the letters – Show your child the correct writing order first by following the arrows. Use a pencil and gently guide your child’s hand while tracing. Let your child try by themselves.
Product specifications
- Recommended for: 2 to 4 years old
- A4 workbook