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Keeping young children interested in learning about the alphabet can be difficult. Here are some fun suggestions for teaching pre-reading skills.

Knowing letter sounds is an essential pre-reading skill, but many parents teach them wrong! Avoiding this and other errors helps kids read as early and well as possible.

Young children learn best through play and through activity. These children's games and play items will educate children on basic literacy skills.

Recognizing sounds and letters is a basic prerequisite for reading. Parents can help their preschool children acquire these essential skills through daily activities.

Interactive games that teach children alphabet and word identification may assist them on the path to reading.

Age-appropriate ways to teach letters with creative and engaging letter D activities, crafts, and games.

Kids learning letters will get a kick out of these fun letter E activities. Supplement a letter E lesson plan with these unconventional alphabet games and experiments.

Strategies for teaching alphabet to pre-K and beyond with this complete letter F lesson plan featuring letter F crafts, games, and activities.

Parents and teachers can use these letter H activities to encourage school readiness or supplement a lesson plan on the letter H. Alphabet learning with crafts and games.

These ideas for a letter J lesson plan generate interest in the topic, help kids with alphabet recognition, and keep them entertained while learning letters.

Make learning the ABCs exciting with these hands-on letter P lesson plan ideas, including games, crafts, and activities.

Craft a perfect letter S lesson plan for kids with the help of creative alphabet learning games and activities on the letter S.

This letter U lesson plan includes crafts, games, and hands-on activities perfect for teaching the alphabet to pre k and kindergarten students.

Young learners will love these letter V activities, games, and crafts. Use these ideas to craft an effective letter V lesson plan for toddler age through kindergarten.

A great way to teach pre-reading skills is through a Letter of the Day. Here are sample activities for each letter of the alphabet and guidelines for developing your own.

Simple and easy methods any parent can use to get their preschooler on the right track to reading.

PBS Kids® tv program Super WHY! improves prereading skills, alphabet recognition, phonological and phonemic awareness, phonics skills, word recognition and comprehension

Through fun activities, preschoolers can successfully learn to trace and write the letter A as well as recognize objects beginning with the letter A.