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- Language : English
- Paperback : 32 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0990795217
- ISBN-13 : 978-0990795216
- Reading Age : 3 – 8 years
- Item Weight : 3.67 ounces
- Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.08 x 11 inches
Alphabet Anatomy Meet the Lower Case Letters: Meet the Lower Case Letters
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Teach the alphabet in a memorable way AND strengthen early literacy skills with Alphabet Anatomy’s educational rhymes for children!
Linda Ann Jones has creatively personified the alphabet letters, based on their unique graphic features, to teach children in a fun and playful way. Reciting the rhymes facilitates verbal and auditory recall of each letter’s name, sound, and shape; and acts as a tool to help write the alphabet.
Rhymes have always provided a multitude of early literacy skills for children. With a total of 26 educational rhymes, this book will prove to be a valuable alphabet learning tool that engages children’s imagination in remembering the fundamental components of each letter. In addition, the rhymes facilitate the following skills:
- Phonemic Awareness
- Letter Recognition
- Phonological Awareness
- Memory and Cognitive Development
- Social and Emotional Development
- Vocabulary Enrichment
- Imagination Building
Recite the rhymes with toddlers to introduce the ABC’s and use them with preschoolers, kindergarteners, and struggling readers to facilitate more structured phonics and to aid with handwriting skills.
A solid early literacy foundation is a lifelong gift that facilitates proficient reading; and it all begins with mastery of the alphabet!
**Bonus pages include “About the Book” and “Understanding and Promoting Early Literacy,” which present lots of other fun yet simple ways to stretch the literacy benefits with engaging conversations and playful activities.
Alphabet Anatomy provides another 26 educational rhymes for children in our 2nd book, Meet the Capital Letters.
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Zainab Devontes, Esq. –
“My daughter’s been obsessed with this book since we got it! She loves how the lowercase letters are all animated and have their own little character. She giggles every time we turn a page, and I’ve noticed she’s already starting to recognize more lowercase letters. It’s simple, but super effective. We’re definitely getting the next one in the series!”
Carlos OvO. –
“This is a really cute book. My son is starting to get into lowercase letters, and I think this book helped him a lot. The illustrations are fun, and it keeps him interested while he learns. My only thing is that I wish there were a bit more content in the book, like maybe a mini story to go along with the letters. Still, it’s a great book for getting those ABCs down.”
Priya Darshan –
“Love this book! My 3-year-old can sit through the whole thing and still want to read it again. The lowercase letters are so cute and easy for her to understand. I really appreciate that the book isn’t overly complicated, but still keeps her engaged. I’m looking forward to seeing how she connects the dots with writing now too.”
Robert M. –
“I’ve bought a lot of alphabet books for my daughter, but this one really stands out. The lowercase letters are portrayed in such a lively, fun way that she actually looks forward to learning them. The only reason I’m not giving it a perfect 5 is that I feel like a few more pages wouldn’t hurt—just more content, maybe some activities or puzzles. But overall, definitely a great purchase.”
Sofia Lashanna –
“This book is fantastic! I’m always looking for ways to make learning fun for my little one, and this book definitely does that. The lowercase letters are playful and colorful, which makes it easier for her to remember. Plus, she’s starting to recognize these letters on her own now! Can’t wait to grab more books from this series.”