Explore all 26 letters of the alphabet! Tap any letter to learn its name, sound, and how to write it. Let's learn ABCs together!
Make learning the alphabet fun with these activities!
Help your child recognize uppercase and lowercase letters through fun visual matching games.
Learn the sound each letter makes and practice blending sounds to read simple words.
Trace and write each letter with guided practice that builds fine motor skills and confidence.
Sing along to the classic ABC song and catchy alphabet rhymes that make learning memorable.
The alphabet is the first step to reading and writing. Let's make it fun!
The alphabet is the foundation of all reading and writing. Learning the 26 letters of the English alphabet opens the door to a lifetime of literacy, communication, and discovery.
Each letter has its own name, its own sound, and its own shape. By learning both uppercase and lowercase forms, children build the skills they need to start reading and writing with confidence.
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Everything you need to know about teaching the alphabet to kids.
Start with the letters in their name — those are most meaningful. Use our interactive letter pages to explore one letter at a time. Sing the ABC song daily, point out letters in books and signs, and keep it playful!
Most children begin recognizing letters between 2 and 3 years old. By age 4 or 5, many can name all uppercase and lowercase letters. Every child learns at their own pace, so follow their lead and make it enjoyable.
Many educators recommend starting with uppercase letters because they are easier to distinguish and write. However, lowercase letters are more common in reading. A balanced approach — teaching both together — works well for most children.
Phonics is the connection between letters and the sounds they make. It is essential for reading because it helps children decode new words. Learning the sound of each letter is just as important as learning its name.