Alphabet words for kids

Words For Kids From A to Z – Damn Good Mom

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 Here you’ll find a list of words for kids.

If your little one has mastered letter names and letter sounds and can identify capital letters, the corresponding lower case letters, and letter sounds – you’re in the right place.

Now, it’s time for words. Little words. Big words. Kid words.

If your goal is to teach your child to read, consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words are a great place to begin followed by sight words.

Don’t worry if you are feeling a bit overwhelmed, it’s likely that your little learner has already begun to learn the words he or she is hearing every day. You get the pleasure of introducing alphabet activities that support early literacy in a fun way. 

Below you will find a list of words for each letter of the alphabet. If you want more than a list of words, take a peek at my list of beginner reading and spelling worksheets for kids and enroll in an Outschool class today.

Although this is a list of common and easy words for kids and early readers, remember children are open to learning almost everything we present them. In fact, according to the Mayo Clinic, children can grasp as many as 1000 words by the age of two. It’s Amazing!

Click the alphabet chart below to skip to different letters of the alphabet:

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |

A Words For Kids

The letter ‘A’ is a vowel that has a short vowel sound and a long vowel sound.

• • Apple
  • Ant
  • Airplane
  • Astronaut
  • Ax
  • Anchor
  • Ambulance
  • Acorn
  • Ape
  • Aardvark
  • Alligator

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B Words For Kids

• • Ball
  • Bear
  • Boat
  • Bed
  • Book
  • Baby
  • Butterfly
  • Bird
  • Balloons
  • Bike or Bicycle

C Words For Kids

• • Camel
  • Crab
  • Caterpillar
  • Calendar
  • Corn 
  • Cup
  • Cone
  • Cactus
  • Car
  • Cake
  • Castle

D Words For Kids

• • Duck
  • Dinosaur
  • Dice
  • Dollar
  • Doll
  • Desk
  • Door
  • Dog
  • Drum
  • Deer
  • Dolphin

E Words For Kids

The letter ‘E’ is a vowel that has a short vowel sound and a long vowel sound.

• • Earth
  • Eagle
  • Egg
  • Eight
  • Ear
  • Exit
  • Elephant
  • Eggplant
  • Eye

F Words For Kids

• • Frog
  • Fan
  • Feet
  • Fox
  • Finger
  • Five
  • Feather
  • Fire
  • Fork
  • Flower
  • Fish
  • Flamingo

G Words For Kids

• • Gloves
  • Game
  • Gate
  • Gift
  • Giraffe
  • Girl
  • Goose
  • Gum
  • Guitar
  • Grasshopper
  • Goat
  • Grapes

H Words For Kids

• • Heart
  • Hamburger
  • Hen
  • Hand
  • Hose
  • Horn 
  • House
  • Hat
  • Hammer

I Words For Kids

The letter ‘I’ is a vowel that has a short vowel sound and a long vowel sound.

• • Ice Cream
  • Icicle
  • Instruments
  • Iron
  • Ivy
  • Insect
  • Itch
  • Ice
  • Island
  • Igloo

J Words For Kids

• • Jellyfish
  • Jug
  • Jelly
  • Jar
  • Jewelry
  • Jump
  • Jello
  • Jet
  • Jacket
  • Jeep

K Words For Kids

• • Kangaroo
  • Kite
  • Kiwi
  • Kettle
  • Keys
  • King
  • Kick
  • Kitten
  • Ketchup
  • Kitchen
  • Koala

L Words For Kids

• • Ladder
  • Lemon
  • Log
  • Ladybug
  • Lamp
  • Lobster
  • Lizard
  • Letter
  • Lion
  • Llama
  • Leaf

M Words For Kids

• • Magnet
  • Mask
  • Mushroom
  • Mittens
  • Muffin
  • Mouse
  • Money
  • Monkey
  • Mirror
  • Meerkat
  • Mailbox
  • Moon

N Words For Kids

• • Net
  • Newspaper
  • Nest
  • Necklace
  • Nickel
  • Nail
  • Needle
  • Nine
  • Nut

O Words For Kids

The letter ‘O’ is a vowel that has a short vowel sound and a long vowel sound.

• • Octopus
  • Orange
  • Oar
  • Oil
  • Orange
  • Ornament
  • Onions
  • Oatmeal
  • Owl
  • Ostrich

P Words For Kids

• • Pumpkin
  • Pig
  • Pail
  • Pancakes
  • Parrot
  • Pie
  • Pack
  • Pyramid
  • Penguin 
  • Pineapple

Q Words For Kids

• • Queen
  • Quarter
  • Quart
  • Quack
  • Quail
  • Quilt
  • Question

R Words For Kids

• • Rabbit
  • Robot
  • Rocket
  • Radio
  • Rainbow
  • Rock
  • Roll
  • Rooster
  • Refrigerator
  • Rhinoceros 

S Words For Kids

• • Snail
  • Spaceship
  • Six
  • Sailboat
  • Sandwich
  • Sink
  • Snowflake
  • Seal
  • Soap
  • Seven
  • Socks 
  • Star
  • Spider

T Words For Kids

• • Turkey
  • Truck
  • Table
  • Top
  • Tiger
  • Television or TV
  • Toothbrush
  • Telephone
  • Toilet
  • Trunk
  • Tree
  • Turtle

U Words For Kids

The letter ‘U’ is a vowel that has a short vowel sound and a long vowel sound.

• • Up
  • Upstairs
  • Unicorn
  • Ukulele
  • Umpire
  • Utensils
  • Umbrella
  • Upset

V Words For Kids

• • Violin
  • Vase
  • Vegetables
  • Vest
  • Violin
  • Valentine
  • Vote
  • Vacuum
  • Volcano
  • Van

W Words For Kids

• • Worm
  • Watermelon
  • Wish
  • Well
  • Walrus
  • Web
  • Watch
  • Window
  • Wagon
  • Wind
  • Wheel
  • Woodpecker

X Words For Kids

• • Mix
  • Fox
  • Box
  • X-ray
  • Xylophone

Y Words For Kids

• • Yo-yo
  • Yarn
  • Yield
  • Yawn
  • Yam
  • Yacht

Z Words For Kids

• • Zucchini
  • Zero
  • Zebra
  • Zipper
  • Zoo

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These simple words are just the beginning of a bigger journey. Good luck and happy teaching and cheers to kids learning!

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Words That Start With A For Kids

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If you're teaching your preschoolers and kindergartners how to spell, the beginning of the alphabet is a great place to start! To set young learners up for success, consider breaking the alphabet apart and introducing new words, letter-by-letter. Below, you'll find some of the best words that start with A for kids as well as a few activities to show students that learning can be fun.

Preschool/Kindergarten: A-Word Lists

The excitement and joy over A words for kids begin in pre-K and kindergarten. These little readers can transition from the ABCs to three-letter words that begin with A with these helpful lists and preschool activities.

Short A Words For Kids in Preschool and Kindergarten

When kids are learning the building blocks of phonics, A is one of the most important sounds that they'll learn. Practice identifying and sounding out these basic A words found on most preschool and kindergarten sight word lists.

• a - one, or a specific thing
• add - finding the total of two numbers
• ago - before now or in the past
• an - one; any one; one sort of something
• am - a verb used with the word "I" as the first person singular version of the verb "be"
• and - also; in addition to
• are - plural, present tense of the verb "to be"
• as - the same amount; used to show comparison
• ask - to request the answer to a question
• at - to show the position of something

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Easy Words That Start With A

Learning the basics of a sentence is a good start for a lesson about the letter A. If students are ready for a bit more of a challenge, use this mix of short, easy words and longer A words for kids in the classroom. They include fun animals, everyday items and common words found in storybooks.

Printable A-Word List Activity

Challenge beginning readers to match these A words to the proper pictures in the worksheet below. It's a helpful way to reinforce letter recognition and early reading.

A words for kids matching activity

How to Write the Letter A Printable Writing Practice

Once your preschoolers and kindergarteners can identify the letter A, they can work on writing it. Print out a tracing worksheet for beginning writers to trace upper and lowercase A.

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Printing letter A worksheet

A-Word List for Lower Elementary

By the time students reach first grade, it's time to up the ante on their A words list. Here are a few words to continue the journey in 1st grade, 2nd grade and 3rd grade.

• ability - a special talent or skill
• aboard - being on or inside a vehicle, ship, or airplane
• absorb - to soak up
• accuse - to say another person is at fault for something
• across - on the other side or from the other side
• active - a person, thing, or idea which is moving
• actor - a person who performs in a film, television show, or on stage
• adopt - to willingly take someone into a relationship, especially a child
• adult - someone fully mature, generally over the age of 18
• advice - a recommendation provided to serve as a guide to handle a situation
• afloat - something that stays on the surface of the water
• age - the number of years someone has been alive
• agree - to have the same opinions or views
• album - a bound book with blank pages for mountain pictures, etc.
• alike - having similarities
• along - to adhere or stand by; to be next to
• alphabet - a system of letters from a language
• although - regardless of the fact
• amount - how much you have
• ancient - an era that existed a very long time ago
• angry - feeling or showing strong discontent or resentment
• anybody - any person
• apply - something that is relevant or applicable to something else
• April - the fourth month of the year
• Arctic - anything associated with the North Pole region
• artist - a person who creates paintings, sculpture, pieces of writing, music, dance or a variety of other types of creative products
• attract - to draw in
• avoid - to keep something from coming near you

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Put on an Award-Winning Play

If your early elementary students are already earning A's for their spelling, consider putting on an A-focused play! Have kids choose words from the list above and incorporate them into an A-plus presentation.

A-Word List for Upper Elementary

Double letters are one of the challenges students may face at this level. Even as adults, we sometimes wonder if accurate has two Cs or Rs. This is a nice opportunity to set upper elementary students in 4th grade and 5th grade up for success.

• abandon - to leave something behind
  
• access - to approach or enter something
• accommodate - to provide a place to stay
• accomplish - to finish or complete something
• accurate - free from any errors
• achievement - something accomplished through great effort
• address - a written or verbal statement
• adhere - to stick to something
• agony - extreme upset or sadness
• altitude - the height of things above the earth's surface
• ancestor - a person from whom someone is descended from
• anxious - someone who feels uneasy or nervous
• apprehensive - a person who is upset or worried about a future event
• aroma - a smell or scent
• arrest - to take a person into custody for legal purposes
• arrogant - someone who is full of self-importance
• assist - to give help
• assume - to formulate or verbalize an idea with no evidence
• attempt - an effort made to accomplish something
• avalanche - a massive quantity of snow that comes down suddenly
• awkward - a situation that is uncomfortable

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Draw Your A Words

A fun way to encourage students to remember important vocabulary words is to ask them to draw one of the words. Give them some "free draw" time to select one of their vocabulary words on a sheet of paper. For example, someone who draws "ancestor" can draw their grandparents or someone else in their family.

Practice Vocabulary Words That Start With A

Below, you'll find a colorful spinner to print out. You'll announce a word and then, based on where the spinner lands, students can either define it, spell it, offer a synonym, provide an antonym, act it out, use it in a sentence, or draw a picture.

Colorful vocabulary spinner

A-Words for All Ages

Letter A-words abound. And, with the right coaching, we can set our students up for success in no time at all. Take a look at Wordfinder's extensive list of words that start with A. It allows you to create your own word lists, which is a perfect start to a vocabulary list. All you need to do is use the Advanced setting to select the words you'd like to add.

To continue making your spelling lessons fun, check out these words that start with B for kids of all levels. Developing a love of learning as early as preschool is a tremendous key to success.

Russian alphabet for children. Learning letters in order

Here you will find the Russian alphabet for children from "A" to "Z" in pictures with tasks for each letter. Colorful pictures and funny letters will not leave your child indifferent! In each task, the child will be asked, of all the pictures that are on the page with the letter being studied, to circle only those whose names begin with this letter. The tasks are more suitable for children who have already practically learned the alphabet and have an idea of ​​which letter in a word is capitalized.

Before you start learning the alphabet, try to clearly explain to your child the difference between a letter and a sound, as well as their relationship with each other, so as not to create confusion in the baby's head. To facilitate the task, make a transcription of several words and clearly show the child how these words can be painted with sounds.

Before you start learning the Russian alphabet for children and complete our tasks, in which all letters are studied in order from "A to Z", you need to conduct a transcription lesson with your child. Using the example of transcription, it will be easier for the baby to understand why there are more sounds in the alphabet than letters, because the child will see that in some cases, one letter can mean not one, but two sounds. The kid should also know that the soft sign serves to soften the consonants, the hard sign makes the sound hard, but these letters themselves cannot transmit sound.

It is best to start learning the Russian alphabet with vowels, and the sequence does not matter here. You should not try to cover all the vowels at once, it will be very difficult for the baby, start by learning 3-4 letters. Classes should not be long, it is better to conduct them more often, at least 5-6 times a day. Start learning the next letters no earlier than 3 days later, making sure that the baby has firmly remembered the previous letters.

After the child has learned all the vowels, offer him to complete tasks with these letters, which you can download in the attachments at the bottom of the page of this material. Put all the tasks with vowels on the table in front of the baby and ask him to name which letters he is familiar with. When you make sure that all the letters are named by the child correctly, read the condition of the first task to him and ask him to complete it, then the next one, and so on.

Russian alphabet in order - Find pictures for each letter

Here you can view and download all pictures with tasks in which the Russian alphabet is presented in order. In the process of studying the Russian alphabet, it is necessary to explain to children with examples that very often in Russian we pronounce one sound in a word, but in writing it is a completely different letter, for example: we hear "abezyan" and write "monkey", "karova "- "cow" and so on.

If all tasks with vowels are completed, and you are convinced that the child has mastered the material well, start studying consonants. Just before that, I would like to note the following: now you should introduce the baby not to the name of the letter, but to its sound, it is very important that parents understand this and do not make mistakes that will then be difficult to correct.

Let's explain why: in the future, when you start teaching your baby to read by syllables, it will be very difficult for you to teach your child to connect syllables, because a baby who has learned the names of the letters "EN", "EM", "KA" will be confused - why combining the letter "EM" and "A", the syllable "MA" is obtained, not "EMA" ... Therefore, during classes it is necessary to use only sounds: if it is the letter "EN" - use the sound "N", if the letter "DE " - the sound "D" and so on.

After the child has learned all the consonants, start doing the tasks!

Letters A and B in the Russian alphabet

Help the little mermaid Ariel find objects - words that begin with the letter A, circle them. Words: window, glasses, cucumber, pineapple, orange, shark, monkey, nuts, octopus, watermelon. Help the kitten to find among the pictures the words with the letter B, circle them in a box. Words: bees, butterfly, gift, drum, briefcase, alarm clock, squirrel, bow, bananas.

Letters C and D

Help the wolf find the pictures that represent words starting with the letter B, circle them in a triangle. Words: wolf, pyramid, sparrow, train, camel, grapes, lamp, bicycle. Also help the dwarf find words that start with the letter G and circle them. Words: gnome, pear, dove, mushroom, eyes, owl, guitar, harmonica.

Letters D and E

Help the girl find words that start with the letter D, circle them: tree, tiger, house, cake, phone, blackboard, dragon, girl. Help the puppy find pictures that start with the letter E: puppy, raccoon, dolphin, seahorse, blackberry, Emelya, spinning top.

The letters Y and Zh

In this task with the Russian alphabet for children, you need to help chipmunk Dale find among the pictures the words with the letter Y: honey, plane, Leopold the cat, brush, Christmas tree, hedgehog, ice. Help Dasha the traveler find pictures starting with the letter J. Words: hat, ball, beetle, toad, bumps, giraffe, pearl, acorn.

Letters Z and I of the Russian alphabet

Help the bunny find objects starting with the letter Z among the pictures: hare, zebra, sun, snake, umbrella, elephant, castle, sugar, candle, star. Help the heroine of the cartoon to find words starting with the letter I. Words: girl, hut, fishing rod, needle, toys, turkey, figs.

Letters Y and K

Help the cricket find words that start with the letter Y among the pictures: cricket, raccoon, spruce, hedgehog, chocolate, yogurt, iodine. And also help to find objects - words starting with the letter K: hippopotamus, cat, crocodile, bread, books, pencils, mole.

The letters L and M in Russian

Help the lion cub find words for objects that begin with the letter L: lion, moon, fox, lemon, plum, frog, oar, bow, ladder. Help the bear find pictures with words starting with the letter M: plasticine, thread, little Muk, hammer, ant, mouse, carrot, bear.

Letters N and O

We continue to learn the Russian alphabet for children. Help the boy find words that start with the letter H, cross out the rest. Words: rhinoceros, notes, scissors, threads, magnet, barbell, knife. Also, children should help the monkey find pictures starting with the letter O, underline them with a line. Words: monkey, glasses, cucumbers, tomato, cow, dandelions, donkey.

Letters П and Р

Children need to help the hippopotamus to find word objects that begin with the letter П: hippopotamus, steamboat, pepper, birds, deer, mittens, spider, gift, piglets. In the second picture, help the little fox find the words starting with the letter P: robot, shell, rainbow, pen, fish, mermaid, ghost, armchair, rose.

Letters C and T in Russian

Help the owlet find words whose names begin with the letter C: owl, birdhouse, compass, balalaika, elephant, pacifier, candles, violin, chair, matches, plum. Help the bunny find words starting with the letter T among the pictures: a notebook, a dolphin, a trolley bus, tiger cubs, a telephone, a thermometer, a tractor, a cake, an ax, a beetle.

The letters U and F

Help Snow White find all the words in the picture that start with the letter U: cube, pointers, duckling, iron, fishing rod, spinning top, snail, caterpillar. In the second picture, you need to help Pinocchio find pictures starting with the letter F. Among them: a lantern, a T-shirt, a camera, watercolor, a flag, an apron, a lantern, a cherry.

Letters X and C - Russian alphabet for children

In the first picture, the child needs to find all the objects that begin with the letter X. Words: pencil, persimmon, refrigerator, bells, clown, hamster, chameleon. And also help the lion cub Simba find words starting with the letter C among these pictures: salute, candle, saddle, chickens, table, king, flowers, chain.

Letters H and W

We need to help Cheburashka find all the words starting with the letter H among these pictures: compass, suitcase, garlic, brush, kettle, turtle, cups. In the second picture, the children should help Sharik from Prostokvashino find words that begin with the letter Sh. Pictures for searching: Balls, ball, hat, cones, globe, wardrobe, barbell, chess, scarf, cap.

The letters Щ and Ъ

In the first task, you need to help the gnome find words starting with the letter Щ among the pictures: brush, shield, puppy, clock, ball, pike, garlic.

Second task: Do you know that there are no words starting with the letter Ъ - a hard sign? It also does not appear at the end of words. The hedgehog found a few words where this letter occurs in the middle (entrance, hug, ruffle, detour, volume, flaw, eat, explain, announcement, injection. What words do you know?

Did you know that there are no words that start with the letter Y. You will only meet them in the middle of a word. Help the squirrel find objects that contain the letter Y. Words: flowers, book, cheese, bones, skis, mouse, chicken , soap. Also, there are no words that begin with the letter L. Help Dasha the traveler find pictures in the name of which this letter occurs: skates, rings, hero (or Ilya Muromets), ant, frog, oranges, deer.0003

The letters E and Yu

In the first picture, the children must help the mouse find the words starting with the letter E among such pictures: hedgehog, raccoon, excavator, elf, popsicle. In the second picture, you need to help the students find everything that starts with the letter U and underline the pictures found. Words: cabin boy, iron, whirlpool, duckling, skirt.

The letter Ya in the Russian alphabet

Help the bunny find the only one out of all the pictures drawn that does not contain the letter Ya - cross it out. Words: monkey, frog, snake, cherry, lizard, ball, eggs, candle, apple.

Boring English for children: learning the alphabet

It is better to learn any foreign language from childhood. It is known that children who grew up in a multilingual environment are much easier to adapt and absorb new information much faster.

In order for a child to start learning English as early as possible and not get bored of this process, it is enough to turn boring learning into a game. So it will become much easier for the baby to memorize new words and phrases, and you will spend time with your child not only fun, but also productive.

In this article we will talk about how to learn the English alphabet in a simple and easy way for both children and all beginners and give some poems and songs for learning.

English alphabet

The English alphabet is called alphabet or simply ABC. It has 26 letters, of which 20 are consonants and only 6 are vowels.

Vowels: A, E, I, O, U, Y
Consonants: B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Z

Alphabet with transcription and pronunciation:

Aa [ei] [hey]
Bb [bi:] [bi]
Cc [si:] [si]
Dd [di:] [di]
Ee [i:] [i]
Ff [ef] [ef]
Gg [dʒi:] [ji]
Hh [eitʃ] [eh]
Ii [ai] [ai]
Jj [dʒei] [jay]
Kk [kei] [kei]
Ll [el] [el]
Mm [em] [em]
Nn [en] [en]
Oo [ou] [o]
Pp [pi:] [pi]
Qq [kju:] [cue]
Rr [a:] [aa, ar]
Ss [es] [es]
Tt [ti:] [ti]
Uu [ju:] [yu]
Vv [vi:] [vi]
Ww [ `dʌbl `ju: ] [double]
Xx [eks] [eks]
Yy [wai] [wai]
Zz [zed] [zed]

Almost all letters of the alphabet are pronounced the same by Americans and British, except for the last one. In American English, Z will sound like "zi" [ziː].

The study of the alphabet usually begins with an alphabet song (alphabet song): this way it is easier for the child to remember the pronunciation. She sings along the lines:

Do you know your ABC?
You can learn along with me!
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K
L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S,
T, U, V
W, X, Y and Z
Now you know your alphabet!

By the way, due to the difference in the pronunciation of the letter "Z", the end of this song will sound different in the British and American versions:

British

X, Y, Z - Now I know my alphabet (Now I know my alphabet) or Now you know your alphabet (Now you know your alphabet).

American

Now I know my ABC, twenty-six letters from A to Z Now I know my ABC, next time won't you sing with me (Now I know my alphabet, would you like to sing with me next time).

It is with the study of the alphabet that an exciting journey into any foreign language begins. Everyone needs to know ABC by heart in order to know how to write and pronounce individual letters correctly. Especially if you need to spell a word. Spelling is how a word is spelled. There is no direct analogue of spelling in Russian, but the Americans even have a whole Spelling Bee game in which you need to spell a word without errors. Spelling Bee competitions and competitions are often held in the USA.

But you need to start simple, especially for children. We tell you a few tricks on how to make it so that your child learns the alphabet as easy as ABC (easier than easy).

Word Cards

One effective way to learn new words and remember the alphabet is to make flashy cards with letters and words that begin with them and hang them in a prominent place.

The same technique can be used to enrich vocabulary: just hang cards with translations over the objects that you have in your apartment - let the child remember how words are spelled and pronounced.

One of the easiest options is to use words that are familiar to the child. It can be the names of animals or everyday objects.

Here are the letters with the corresponding words, which will allow you to remember not only spelling, but also practice pronunciation:

A - Apple (Apple)
B - Banana (Banana)
C - Cat (Cat)
D - Dog (Dog)
E - Elephant (Elephant)
F - Fox (Fox)
G - Giraffe (Giraffe)
H - House (House)
I - Ice-cream (Ice cream)
J - Jam (Jam)
K - Key (Key)
L - Lemon (Lemon)
M - Mouse (Mouse)
N - Nose (Nose)
O - Owl (Owl)
P - Panda (Panda)
Q - Queen (Queen)
R - Rabbit (Rabbit)
S - Squirrel (Squirrel)
T - Turtle (Turtle)
U - Umbrella (Umbrella)
V - Violin (Violin)
W - Wolf (Wolf)
X - Ox (Ox)
Y-Yacht (Yacht)
Z - Zebra (Zebra)

You can find a set of these cards in any bookstore, or you can make your own.

Verse for learning the English alphabet

In verse form, it is much easier to remember the order of letters and words that begin with this letter. Many teachers read the following rhyme to the smallest students to get acquainted with the alphabet:

There is a knock on our door.
- Who's there?
- The letter A and autumn - autumn.
To everyone, so that he is not sad,
They give an apple - an apple.

Letter B, like a ball - ball
Jumps, hides under the table.
It's a pity I don't have time to play:
I am reading a book

Games for learning the English alphabet for children

Interesting games using the same cards will allow the child to get used to it faster and not get bored while learning the English alphabet. What can you play with your child:

Draw a letter

Tell your child a letter of the English alphabet and ask them to draw it with their fingers or with their body. You can play in turn and show some letters yourself.

"Draw a letter"

Put the alphabet cards in front of the child and invite him to draw the letter himself on a piece of paper. So he will quickly learn not only to visually recognize letters, but also to write them in the future. Similarly, you can take plasticine and ask the baby to mold the letters of the English alphabet from it.

Word Ball

A more active game in which you can pass the ball to each other and name letters in alphabetical order or, for more advanced ones, words that begin with that letter.

Stop song

Place the letter cards in front of the child and turn on the alphabet song in English. Stop it at an arbitrary moment - the child must repeat the last letter he heard and show the corresponding card.

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