Capital letters A–Z (revision)
Correct letter sounds (phonics)
Letter–picture association
Early writing readiness through tracing
Confidence in speaking letters and sounds
Look, point and say the letter aloud.
A B C D E
F G H I J
K L M N O
P Q R S T
U V W X Y Z
(Recognition and speaking only – no writing)
Listen and repeat the sounds.
A → /a/
B → /b/
C → /k/
D → /d/
E → /e/
👉 Teach 3–4 sounds per day only.
👉 Focus on sound, not spelling rules.
Say the sound and show a picture.
Examples:
A → Apple
B → Ball
C → Cat
Child listens, looks, and repeats the sound.
Tracing only – no free writing.
A A A
B B B
C C C
Use light pencil
One line at a time
Stop when the child feels tired
Watch the video below to learn letter sounds.
Point to a letter and say its sound
Listen and repeat
Find letters in books or surroundings
Trace only 2–3 letters daily
Teach letters slowly and patiently.
Focus on sounds rather than memorization.
Avoid forcing writing.
Learning should be calm and joyful.