Alphabet Tales
These stories provide the "glue" that holds the learning pieces together: why the letters are formed as they are, why they sound the way they do. These charming tales provide the children with a natural means for instant recall of their letters and sounds. Best of all, the story that begins with A continues through the whole alphabet, providing your children with stories in a series with characters they will learn to love. This book makes a wonderful book of stories to give your favorite preschooler!
111 full-color pages, spiral bound for ease of reading to any size group of children.
Display Alphabet
Size (8.5X11")
For permanent display in the classroom. Each Display Alphabet purchased is accompanied by a free booklet called, "Writing the Visual, Kinesthetic, and Auditory Alphabet." This teacher guide is a valuable tool not only for helping young children learn to form their letters, but has those all-important hand motions for each letter, hints to prevent writing problems, and just for fun, some follow up activities for each letter. The alliterative phrase that accompanies each letter will definitely aid in sound to symbol recall!
Alphamats
Size (8.5x11")
A two-sided card that provides each child with his own little alphabet, as well as space to practice writing the ABC's on the reverse side!
Writing the Visual, Kinesthetic, and Auditory Alphabet takes a fresh look at ways to help children remember not only how to form their letters correctly, but it also gives teachers loads of tips on engaging the students all the way in the learning and remembering of the letters, how to write them, and what sounds they make. There are many hints for preventing backwards letters, and much more. This booklet is free with the purchase of the Display Sized Alphabet, product #CF-ABC-D, or you may purchase it separately.
Our Alphabet images differ from others in that a visual is directly imbedded in the letter symbol. Visual learners, Kinesthetic learners (who need body movement), right-brain learners and many children with special learning differences (ADD, Dyslexia, Aspergers, Autism) need elements in their learning that target other areas in the brain. Our Alphabet accesses the left brain with the letter symbol, then also accesses the right brain and cerebellum by means of the visuals, the jingle, and the hand motions the children learn along with their ABCs. |
Teaching Cards
Size (5.5X4.25)
Use for teaching the alphabet. Stylized ABC on the front, with mini-lesson on the back, which includes language to use in guiding children to write the letter, hand motions, and follow-up activity. The prep work is done for you.
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