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The Cardinal Preschool Books Series has designed a Preschool Letter Recognition worksheets book which is a perfect and fun way for toddlers to learn
and practice identifying uppercase letters.
The alphabet Recognition Book has 78 for alphabets A to Z.
Letter recognition activities are a playful way for toddlers to practice visual discrimination skills.
Our Alphabet recognition worksheets books are an essential part of early language development and engagement.
Letter recognition activities promote mastery over letter formation and help to retain the concepts well.
Toddlers who learn to recognize letters will start to connect the letters with their sounds easily.
Our books provide excellent opportunities for toddlers to learn and enhance letter recognition and build a foundation for word formation.
It is a perfect book for teachers and home-schooling parents who are looking for:
Alphabet recognition activities
Alphabet recognition worksheets
Letter recognition activities
Letter recognition games
Letter A to Z recognition activities age 2
Dr. Vimuktha Avinash, The Cardinal Academy
About Author
Dr. Vimuktha Avinash is a doctor and an enthusiastic educationist providing educational resources to the USA, Canada, and European countries.
She has published books for children aged 1-6 years to guide them during their foundational years.
She is knowledgeable about early childhood development and education.
Her books help teachers and homeschooling parents engage their young learners during their studies. The books are designed to encourage preschoolers to master early-year skills and concepts.
The author's book upholds the vision of making The Cardinal Preschool and The Cardinal Academy the best preschool in Sanjay nagar, the best kindergarten in Bangalore, the best daycare, and to gain the title of “the best preschool near me.”
