1. Uppercase Letters A-Z:
This section typically includes spaces for each uppercase letter of the alphabet, allowing children to practice writing them.
2. Lowercase Letters A-Z:
Similar to uppercase letters, this part focuses on lowercase letters, aiding kids in differentiating between the two cases.
3. Letter Recognition:
It involves activities where children identify individual letters in various fonts and styles.
4. Letter Formation:
This item guides children in correctly forming each letter, teaching them stroke order and direction.
5. Letter Sounds:
Here, children learn the sounds associated with each letter, a critical step in phonics education.
6. Handwriting Practice:
This section provides space for children to practice writing letters freehand, improving their motor skills and penmanship.
7. Letter Tracing:
Kids can trace over dotted lines to get a feel for letter shapes and proportions.
8. Phonemic Awareness:
This item helps children develop an understanding of how letters and sounds work together in words.
9. Vocabulary Development:
By associating letters with words and pictures, this section expands a child's vocabulary.
10. Letter-Sound Correspondence:
Children practice matching letters with their corresponding sounds, enhancing their reading abilities.
