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In prekindergarten, your child will practice pre-reading and writing skills, including:

• identifying and naming letters
• pairing letters with sounds
• using scribbles in attempts to form letters

In your child’s kindergarten year, he or she will practice more advance word
recognition, including:

• producing the primary sound for each consonant
• understanding the long and short sounds for the five vowels
• reading high-frequency words, such as the, of, to, you, she, my, is, are, do, and does

Use the following hands-on activities to further teach your child the letters of the
alphabet. These activities encourage creativity and logical thinking. Keep in mind
that the process, not the finished product, is what is important!

• Encourage your child to make as many alphabet letters as possible using his or her
body.

• Go on a scavenger hunt with your child. Give your child the name of a letter. Have
your child walk around the house and point out an object that begins with the
sound of that letter. Keep track and reward your child when he or she has
found objects from A to Z.

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