English Alphabets - Part D - Kenbee Edutech

Product Description

The "Alphabet" book series is strategically organized into four parts. Each focusing on a different aspect of capital letter formation.

1. The first book is for kids at the first level of their writing journey. Here, kids learn the simplest letters of the English Alphabet i.e. the letters that makes uses of standing and sleeping lines which includes letters L, T, I, H, F, and E, focusing on mastering straight lines.
2. The second book is for kids who have gained little expertise over the line formation and pencil holding. Thus, moving on to the next level of letter recognition and formation, kids here, learn the letters V, X, Y, Z, A, K, N, M of the English Alphabet i.e. the letters that makes use of Slanting line along with the earlier learnt standing, sleeping lines.
3. The third part of the Alphabet series is for the kids who have reached the intermediate level of the line formation and recognition, and writing skills. Thus, moving on to the next level of letter recognition and formation, kids here, learn the letters W, C, G, O, Q, D, P, B of the English Alphabet i.e. the letters that make use of curves along with the earlier learnt slanting lines.
4. The fourth part of the Alphabet series and it is for the kids who have reached at the advance level of the line formation and recognition, and writing skills. Thus, moving on to the last level of letter recognition and formation, kids here, learn the letters R, J, U, S of the English Alphabet i.e. the letters that make use of more complicated forms of curves. These letters are taught at the end of the Alphabet series as by now children can form the most difficult letters of English Alphabet in terms of their formation.

Ample of graphically interactive activities keeps the children engaged while fulfilling their need of ample time and practice to fully grasp new concepts. These fun-filled activities result in the development of the key skills such as letter recognition and formation, phonemic awareness, and fine motor control.

Imagine your young learners enjoying a remarkable writing journey with our Alphabet Series comprising of four handbooks. The Kenbee handbooks lay a strong foundation of writing skills of your children swiftly and excitingly. These four handbooks unlock a 100-day adventure, thoughtfully divided into (CW) and (HW) for each day. Kenbee handbooks come with a pre-planned CW and HW pages shown through a unique coding system.

This single handbook for one subject reduces the size of your kids’ school bag significantly. It combines everything, including Alphabet recognition, reading and activity workbook, drawing, coloring and craft book, and patterns and writing practice book into a one-of-a-kind handbook.

Discover how our each of the four carefully designed Alphabet Series handbooks can revolutionize your child's writing journey.

At Kenbee, we deeply appreciate the significance of correct hand positioning and control when it comes to writing. That's why we've developed a comprehensive approach to teaching the alphabet, starting with the fundamental building blocks – lines.

Kenbee handbooks transform letter writing from boring and stressful writing lessons to a fun and engaging activity, making it more enjoyable for your children. Our alphabet writing lessons begin with an introduction to the English Alphabet through alphabet recitation. Then, lines are practiced through fun exercises such as having children draw standing lines found in candles and pencils, sleeping lines found in trains and ladders. The pages are filled with captivating and vivid images, bringing letter recognition and writing to life, igniting their imaginations.

Alphabet recitation remains an essential part throughout the Alphabet series enforcing and reinforcing alphabet learning and letter recognition.

To foster vocabulary enhancement, we introduce 5 related vocabularies for each letter accompanied by pictures. For instance, on page no. 11, we introduce the letter L along with 5 related words.  We understand that children at this level may not yet have strong reading skills, so we focus on introducing them to the concept of words and how letters come together to form words though colorful pictures.

Letter recognition is the most crucial part of writing which requires patience and efforts. However, with Kenbee curriculum, it is done repeatedly through various fun exercises along side of letter writing practice. Our exercises progressively become more challenging, nurturing your children's' confidence and steady growth.