Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Simple tips for children, ages 3-6, to learn to read and write:
Many early learning tools focus on upper case letters, but at abcsforliteracy.com, our educators suggest focusing more on lower case letters. When you read to children, all the text is lower case letters except for the beginning letter of a sentence and proper names. Thus, when your child is learning words, most of the time, the text will be in lower case letters. Refer to the alphabet sounds pictures, on our homepage at http://www.abcsforliteracy.com/, that have lower case letters as a prompt for the child as a good tool to practice the lower case letters with your child.
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Finding lower case letters, such as magnetic letters, can be difficult. Normally, the main department stores only carry upper case letters. We have found some delightful lower case magnetic letters from Melissa and Doug.
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