Introducing letters to your child with corresponding beginning-sound objects helps your child correlate beginning sounds when they see and feel an object. Literacy learning is a whole-body, sensory experience!
- You will need a drawer storage cabinet —I found mine at a local hardware store.
- I cut out the letters and carefully taped them onto the boxes.
- For letter X: I included the x-ray picture — you can cut a lot of these out if you don’t want to purchase objects!
- You may find some items at your house, so be on the look-out! (with Barbie sets, etc.) — I am still looking for little trinkets at Michael’s and little local gift shops to continue adding to my collection.
I should note that many of these items are huge choking hazards, so only use these learning materials when your child is ready to use them properly — and keep them away from any younger children!
