Keep building alphabet confidence with more letters children can connect to easy picture words.
Use the letter, the picture word, and one quick noticing game such as 'Can you find another word that starts the same way?'
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egg
Say the letter, then the word.
Example: E is for egg.
fish
Connect the letter to a familiar animal word.
Example: F is for fish.
goat
Keep the sound clean and short.
Example: G is for goat.
hat
Point to the object if possible.
Example: H is for hat.
These printables match this lesson's stage and theme, so a child can move from screen practice to calm hands-on work.
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