See abc's® - How Toddlers Learn the Alphabet

A young 2-year old demonstrates how easily toddlers learn the alphabet picture clues and sounds. (He is also learning some of the names.) The reason this is possible is because See abc's allows children to learn by using their favorite talent - imagination. It also is multiple sensory - visual, auditory and tactile; thereby reaching ALL types of learners! (The more senses used, the quicker and more thorough something is learned.)

Category:

Education

Tags:

• See abc's reading program
• See abc's
• education
• beginning reading
• pre-school
• preschool
• home school
• homeschool
• Kindergarten
• learning disabilities
• alphabet
• teach with imagination
• multiple sensory
• visual
• auditory
• tactile

[seeabcs]

Yes, we can go to most letters randomly and he will be able to tell you what it looks like and he totally understands that the sound comes from the first of the picture clue word. He knows most of the uppercase letters as well. There are some great TV shows out there. I also love "Word World." Don't underestimate the 2-year olds!

[Scarie77]

That is awesome! My boy is 18 months and knows his letters. They don't have to be in order and if he doesn't say the name of the letter he makes it's sound. Way to go Drew. I hope my son speaks as well as you when he turns two!

[nancytm613]

Great job Doreese!!

[boltsc]

That boy is adorable and just as busy as our 2 year old. If you go through that book and randomley point to those letters he may actually know the letters...I bet he surprises you. Our 3 kids learned them at 2 from watching sesame street, barney, and our current 2 year olds favorite, Little People.

[jsevere24]

This cute little boy looks like he's having fun! It's hard to get two year olds to connect and really learn anything, but your program honestly seems to connect with him. And he remembers it! This is really cool... Why has this not been discovered yet?

Keep it up!!!