Teaching the alphabet is more than just memorizing letters and sounds; it’s about creating a rich, engaging, and supportive learning environment. By using these research-backed strategies, you can help your child develop strong alphabet knowledge and set them on a path to literacy success.

Understanding the world of literacy instruction can be daunting for parents. However, structured literacy provides a clear, evidence-based approach that can support all learners, particularly those with dyslexia, developmental language disorder, or other reading difficulties.