Learn the alphabet

Children"s development experts believe that starting to teach letters with a child is better after 3 years. At this age, children have increased curiosity and ability to learn. However, some children begin to recognize letters aged 2 to 3 years and can determine most letters by 4 years. After all, each baby develops individually, and parents just need to "catch" the moment when the child becomes interested in teaching letters.
The first step in teaching the alphabet of a three -four -year -old child is to interest him. As a rule, he begins to show interest in letters during reading. The task of mom and dad is to support this interest. By this age, the baby has favorite fairy tales, rhymes (if parents read many books to him) The motivation appears to master the alphabet in order to read it yourself in the future.
At the age of 5 years, the child already consciously shows an interest in reading. He understands that words can be made up of letters, and from words - sentences. A five -year -old baby can independently make letters from different objects without parents (for example, from buttons) or sculpt them from plasticine. But, of course, it is better to use a high -quality, developing colorful manual that can make classes to study letters an interesting game. After all, children love to play at any age!
In the book that you hold in your hands, each letter is represented by bright, memorable pictures and fascinating, diverse tasks. Studying letters is a game. Pictures and small tasks will develop your child in vocabulary, attention, intelligence and imagination, help to form primary graphomotor skills and a stable idea of ​​the letter and its image.
This book is addressed to children from 3 years old, parents, grandparents, as well as specialists in working with preschool children