Many parents believe that learning the English alphabet with their children is a boring and tedious activity. And this is true if you try to remember English sounds and letters using it printed on a piece of paper and accompanied with English transcription, or even if the native language transcription is written next to the English alphabet.
Motivation is the key to learning any language; a 5- or 10-year-old may experience age-specific troubles. With a teacher who fails to motivate, English is lost on a kid.
Children are looking forward to their summer holidays, and parents are concerned about how they can prevent summer learning loss and help kids remember things they struggled with during the school year.
New learning tools, digitalization, flexibility and accessibility – all this has become key to bringing education to a fundamentally new level.
Children easily remember long verses and sing them skillfully, imitating the intonation without even fully understanding the content and lyrics. How do they do it? It’s a mystery!
The child will easily learn the English alphabet and remember both the spelling of the letters and their sound if you approach this process creatively.
Many people believe that learning English is impossible without an aspect such as reading, i.e. mastering communication skills is just for fun. But as soon as parents start learning letters with children, the learning is immediately reorganised more seriously.
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