• Vowels

• Consonants

Alphabet

What is alphabet What is the alphabet and why is it important for our children to learn it? The alphabet is simply a collection of letters and sounds. Most of us cannot even remember a time when we did not know our letters so it sounds almost absurd to worry about how to teach it to our children. Yet, the ABCs are the building blocks of language. In order to become literate, our children must be able to recognize each letter, both in order and out of order, as well as the sounds connected with that letter. Once armed with that knowledge, then a child is well on the road to reading and literacy. Go to source

Learning alphabet is necessary Learning the alphabet should begin early in a child's life. While some children do not learn their letters until they start school this is not recommended. In fact, children should be well on their way to alphabet mastery before preschool age and should certainly be at least introduced to the letters before the age of 3. Start simple. Do not attempt to teach all 26 letters at once. Simply concentrate on a few letters at a time and allow your child to see, hear, and experience that letter in a variety of ways. Go to source

A a Alligator adding	B b Bear with big boots	C c Camel with candles
D d Dinosaur dancing	E e Elephant with etched eggs	F f Fox out fishing
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G g Gorilla giggling	H h Hen in high heels	I i Iguana on igloo
J j Jellyfish juggling	K k Kangaroos kissing	L l Lion licking lollipop
M m Mice playing marbles	N n Nest full of number	O o Otter eating oranges
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P p Pig in pyjamas	Q q Queen bee quilting	R r Rabbit on rollerskates
S s Seal out sunning	T t Tiger with two ties	U u Unhappy underwear
V v Viper playing violin	W w Worms out wiggling	X x Ox on big box
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Y y Yak with yellow yacht	Z z Zebra with zipper