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Discover engaging methods to support your child's learning journey in literacy and numeracy. Start with the alphabet by associating meaningful words with each letter, singing together, and pointing out letters in everyday life. For writing, model correct letter formation and encourage your child to practice with various writing tools to develop fine motor skills. Introduce numbers through music and rhymes, count objects around the house, and reinforce number recognition in daily activities. Learning can be enjoyable and fulfilling for both you and your child!
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How to help your child learn the alphabet*Give your child a word that is meaningful to them to associate with the letter. For example: Bb – ball*Point out the letter wherever you might see it: signs, books, labels, etc..*Sing the alphabet with your child and stop at the letter and let your child sing alone. How to help your child learn to write *Model the correct way to form a letter or number and allow your child to mimic by printing with a paintbrush, pencil, marker, crayon, pen, etc.. *Allowing your child to use scissors and write with different instruments builds muscles important to fine motor skills. How to help your child learn numbers *Use music and rhyming songs to help a child remember number sequence. Good songs to use include Hot Potato, Five Little Monkeys, Five Little Ducks, Five Green and Speckled Frogs, and This Old Man. *Count objects around the house and when you are at the store with your child. *Help with number identification by pointing out numbers wherever you might see them and asking them what the number is. Helping your child learn can be fun and rewarding.