![]() Meal prep and teaching your tiny tot their letters? At the same time? Yes, please! This inexpensive toy will keep your kiddo occupied while you’re in the kitchen and you can easily point out letters and sounds as you go about your daily routine. Get some letter magnets for the fridge.Reading aloud offers so many benefits - parent-child bonding time, social-emotional awareness, expanded vocabulary, increased comprehension, and longer attention spans. Start the habit of reading to your child when they’re a teeny tiny baby and keep it up even as they enter elementary school and begin to read on their own. ![]() ![]() ![]() Here are a few handy tips for teaching your child their ABCs. And when you’re through, be sure to take a peek at our letter A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, and L craft pages too. The occasional parent-guided activity can help introduce or reinforce academic skills your child needs to know for kindergarten: letters, numbers, and shapes…oh my! If you need a few ideas for working on the alphabet or teaching kids to read, check out our letter M crafts below. Then, step back and watch the magic happen. Stock your art cabinet and toy box with a few open-ended materials. You don’t need fancy craft supplies or expensive toys. Let them get a bit messy and explore the world around them. ![]() Teaching a toddler or preschooler their letters - it’s a challenge for every mom. ![]()
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