Teaching Tips & Resources
Expert advice, free activities, and creative ideas for early learners
Letter Sounds Before Letter Names: Why the Sequence Matters
Most children learn the alphabet song before they learn letter sounds — but for reading, the sequence should be reversed. Here is why and what to do instead.
Digraph Sounds Made Simple: Teaching TH, SH, CH, WH and More
Digraphs are two letters that make one new sound — and mastering them is a major phonics milestone. Here is how to teach each one effectively.
Alphabet Games for Car Rides and Waiting Rooms — Teacher-Approved Methods (196)
A comprehensive guide to travel games with research-backed tips for parents and teachers.
The Connection Between Letter Knowledge and Spelling Success — Tips And Strategies
Everything you need to know about letter knowledge for preschool and kindergarten age children.
Letter Hunts and Scavenger Hunts for Alphabet Practice — Quick Guide
Discover practical strategies for letter hunts that you can start using today with your young learner.
Connecting Letters to Meaningful Words in Your Childs Life — Expert Advice
Everything you need to know about meaningful words for preschool and kindergarten age children.
Rainbow Writing and Other Creative Letter Practice Methods — Practical Ideas
Learn how rainbow writing supports early childhood development and get actionable activity ideas.
Fun Ways to Practice Alphabet Letter Sounds Every Day — Quick Guide
Discover practical strategies for daily practice that you can start using today with your young learner.
Tactile Letter Learning Activities for Special Needs Students — Home Edition
Hands-on activities and proven methods for teaching tactile learning to children ages three through six.
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