Learning letters and syllables (for children 3-6 years old)

Dear parents and teachers!
We offer you the most effective way to teach your child to read using printing (writing printed letters) Why is this method the most effective? Because during printing, the child uses vision, hearing and develops fine motor skills.
In addition, printing of syllables and words contributes not only to the rapid memorization of letters, but also produces the child"s spelling vigilance necessary for competent writing.
When learning a syllable, and not a multiple reading, it is important to teach a child to compare a syllable consisting of a consonant and vowel.
You will achieve success if you follow the following recommendations:
O alphabetical name of the letters pronounces only in the poem about the letter.
O when printing consonant letters, we pronounce the sound, which it denotes: hard (print with a blue pencil) or soft (print green).
O syllable (consonant + vowel sounds) we read together and denote a special icon called the merger
O before learning a new letter, make sure that the child remembered syllables-sulfuries with the previous letter.
O letters are printed with colored pencils, not felt -tip pens (for the development of fine motor skills): vowel - red, solid consonants - blue, soft consonants - green.
O letters f, w, c, denoting solid sounds (print only with a blue pencil), read with letters and, e, firmly.
O letters h, С -th, indicating soft sounds, print only with a green pencil.
O letters b and bin do not indicate, so they print them with a black pencil.
We wish you success to your child!