All children show interest in letters at different ages, more often from the age of four. But now every mommy is engaged in the development of her baby from an early age. How do you start learning letters with a crumb?
Instructions
Step 1
Try to gradually show the letters unobtrusively. Constantly come up with new ideas to keep your child interested in learning them. First of all, study sounds with your child, teach him to pronounce this or that sound, find it in words and name words starting with it.
Step 2
After your baby has mastered the sounds, start introducing him to the symbols of sounds - letters. For example, with the one with which the name of the baby begins - so he will definitely remember it quickly and with pleasure. To fix it, mold this letter from plasticine or dough (you can then bake and eat it).
Step 3
Get a talking alphabet poster, books with a voiced alphabet or simply colorful ones in verses and pictures. Play a variety of tutorial games. For example, in lotto: select letters for simple words (at this moment, voice them); paste over the cubes on all sides with letters, throw them in turn and sound the dropped out letter.
Step 4
Use the magnetic alphabet to study letters. Attach letters on magnets to the refrigerator, let the baby periodically come up to it and sing them.
Step 5
Draw letters with your body, involve your child in this game. Body memory will help you memorize letters. Or, for each letter, come up with an image (for example, A turns into a shark if you add a body, teeth and tail to it).
Step 6
Create a special album in order to paste pictures into it for each letter. Write the letters as you draw in your notebook or on the chalkboard. If you are drawing something specific, write a name under the drawing.
Step 7
Don't forget about the computer market. It is so wide that it offers us an abundance of different games for memorizing symbols and letters. But do not get carried away too much so that the eyes do not get tired.
Step 8
You can also use electronic alphabet, which will help your child develop memory for certain symbols. But keep in mind - it does not provide an opportunity for development in general, since the words for the letters are always the same.
