How children memorize letters

Introduce the child to letters

When helping children to recognize and memorize letters , they can start using some books that contain printed colored letters, and they can also be taught using fun methods, for example their name is written, and each letter is indicated by itself, so that they understand in the end that these letters when they are collected form His name, and his memorization of the letters of his name can be strengthened by hanging it on the door of his room, or anything that belongs to him, or playing with him with a game of letters puzzles, and it is advised to pay attention to the child's interest, and if the child is interested in learning more letters, he must continue trying with him, but if his age is less than 4 years and he does not show any interest in that, so it is preferable to leave it for some time, as there is no evidence to indicate that learning the letters early may affect the child's reading skills in the future. ^[1]

The mechanism of memorizing children letters

There are a set of points that can be followed to help children memorize letters, including the following: ^[2]

• Always sing the song of letters with the child, and encourage him to sing it without assistance.
• Displaying cards with letters written on them to the child, and asking him to read them, and if he is unable to read them, then he can be told about them to link the letter with his picture.
• You can buy pictures with their names on the other side, and when the pictures are shown they are asked to name them from the child, then turn them around until he sees the word, and move the fingers over the letters until he notices it.
• Writing a word on a piece of paper, then reading it and asking the child to repeat it, and repeating the sound of each letter individually.
• Read books that are appropriate for his age, have him pronounce the words, and help him when needed.

' Help children learn English letters

Care must be taken to make the child hear the sound of the spoken letter, and this method begins with simple sounds, for example the sound of the letter itself, such as the sound of the letter b in the word bag, then it is possible to advance with children with sounds made from a group of letters such as sh, then combine them with simple words, as it should be read Everyday with the child loudly, urging him to try to read, and it is possible to try to talk with the child about irregular words, especially difficult words out, and it is preferable to encourage and praise the child always. ^[3]

References

1. ↑ Judith Hudson, "What's the best way to teach my child the alphabet?" , Www.babycenter.com , Retrieved 23-8-2018. Edited.
2. ↑ MATTHEW SCHIRM (13-6-2017), “How to Teach Kids to Read and Write” , www.livestrong.com , Retrieved 23-3-2018. Edited.
3. ↑ "Helping kids learn letters and sounds" , www.learningpotential.gov.au , 2-20-2017, Retrieved 29-3-2018. Edited.