Alphabet Glass Craft for Reading & Phonics

Alphabet Glass Craft is Easy FUN to do with Kids

Alphabet Glass craft for reading and phonics can be used in many ways. It can be used to teach alphabet names and sounds as well as to teach more advanced stages of reading such as blending individual sounds to form words. This craft activity uses letter tiles to help the preschooler identify and differentiate the alphabet names and sounds. You can also use cards with uppercase and lowercase alphabets printed together on one card.

1 You will need blue tack, scissors, plastic glass or any disposable glass and a set of medium or small alphabet cut outs as shown below:

 

2. Put all 26 alphabet cutouts in the plastic glass and cover its mouth with your hand to give it a good shake. Let your child pick up one card and say aloud the name of the letter and let the child repeat the name. Then say aloud the sound of the letter and let the child repeat it.. Help the child put the blue tack at the back of the cutout and stick it on the glass.



3. Take turns with your child. Ask the child to shake and let you pick up the card. You can say aloud the name and sound and the child repeats. You can stick on the cut out on the glass. Children love this as they end up creating an alphabet glass you can put somewhere they can look and point. You can use this glass for review throughout the day going in and out of your kitchen or living area.



 

 

4. Teaching your child is as easy as breeze if you pay attention to various skills and strategies available.

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Read Write and Draw Activity Creates FUN

Read Write Draw Activity Creates FUN

Read Write Draw Activity can help  your child learn about characters as you read and draw. Making a habit to draw, write  talk about the characters in the story adds fun element.

Young children like playful and crafty games in order to learn vocabulary and language with ease.

This also helps them to understand that reading and writing go hand in hand. Draw image of characters or story setting while the child colors the pictures. Children like to create crafts and actions that are fun and keep them interested.

Read and act while you read stories. Children find reading as funs and enjoyable experience.

You are not only helping them to make connections between print and words but also fostering intuitive understanding about the  sounds of spoken word.

Be creative as you read to kids. Use your imagination and insight to come up with ideas that are fun, practical and juicy to keep your younger kids motivated for further learning.

Children have active imagination, so stimulate your child's reading experiences positively.

During read write draw activity, you can let your child scribble along with you as you create interest in the characters in the story by talking to them as you draw. Ask your child questions as you read to them. Draw on the paper and take turns to draw characters. This fosters understanding that characters are people with feelings and emotions.

Children connect with reading experiences positively when they see their parents and caregivers actively participating with them in a fun and friendly manner.

Reading and writing helps kids achieve success in school with ease. The reason is that their brain absorbs linguistic skills. Not only this, children have better comprehension and creativity.

Have Fun doing Read Write Draw Activity.

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Learn to Read to Your Child from Early Age

Learn to read to your child from early age and this is a question  asked by every parent who is aware of the value of reading to kids from early years.

You are your child's best teacher!

No one can guide your preschoolers learning better than you if you want to involve yourself fully in developing all aspects of your child's personality. Why not take this opportunity to watch this presentation that will guide you through the strategies and skills to enhance your child's creativity and comprehension!



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