Too much at once is overwhelming, even with kids who already have some familiarity with the alphabet. Work on one page at a time, taking time to introduce each letter. 1. Start by sa… See more

The easiest letters for kids to learn are A, L, O, and X. From there you can move on to other similar letters like I, T, E, etc. Most kids struggle the most with C, G, J, Q, and Z so save t… See more

Reading and writing go hand in hand. The earlier you start pairing letters with their sounds the easier spelling will be later on. A “see - say - write” combo helps the brain make stron… See more

It can be tempting for kids to rush through worksheets like this without focusing on proper letter formation. This can lead to bad habits that become harder to unlearn the longer t… See more