When to start teaching your child to read and write? Here are some simple parenting tips to help your toddler learn good reading and writing skills. This fun game will teach you how to read and write in an easy and accessible way. Reading and writing is the best way for your child to develop.
Instructions
Step 1
The child requires constant attention to his personality. Every parent dreams that during the school period your child will have fewer problems. If you think about it from an early age, start teaching your child to read and write.
Step 2
In no case should the child be told: "I will now begin to teach you to read and write." Child psychology is designed in such a way that children only respond to the offer to “play”. Invite your child to draw "patterns" and start from the beginning with the elements of the printed letters: hook files, ovals.
Step 3
Capital letters are a tricky process, leave it to the teachers. It's no secret that most children love to paint. Invite your child to paint simple figures first: triangles, squares, circles. Then the pictures can be enlarged.
Step 4
Painting figures of animals, flowers, vegetables, the child not only trains his hand and prepares it for writing, but also develops memory, speech, and his cognitive activity.
Step 5
Use coloring books. As a rule, these are famous fairy tales that will help the kid to do useful work. Remembering your favorite fairy tale, present its heroes, their outfits and dwellings, nature, seasons.
Step 6
Reading is no less difficult than writing. Start by learning the alphabet. Hang a bright poster in your child's room with letters and objects starting with them.
Step 7
Buy a magnetic alphabet or cubes with letters on the sides for your baby. Add the simplest words with the baby: mom, dad, his name.
Step 8
Be sure to read to your child, your expressive reading will help your child understand how well they can read. Learn simple children's poems, counting rhymes, tongue twisters.
Step 9
Start reading books, which should be bright and small in size. This will not tire your little one and keep them interested in reading. Going for a walk, read large signs on the street, invite your child to first read the letters that are familiar to him.
Step 10
If the words are small, such as: bread, cinema, then memorize them by repeating them regularly. Over time, your little one will recognize the memorized word written in another source on his own.
Step 11
And, of course, read and write yourself. If your baby sees that this process is of interest to mom or dad, he will fix in his mind that this is important for his parents, which means it is important for him as well.
