magnetic letters

Knowledge of the alphabet, made up of vowels and consonants, is important for learning to read and write.

Without the alphabet it would be impossible to prepare a speech or communicate effectively by expressing our ideas.

The relationship between phonetics and the spelling of each letter allows us to understand the language and expand our vocabulary.

Learning the alphabet is important for children because learning stimulates children's brain development.

The articulation of letter sounds stimulates various areas of the cerebral cortex through the neural connection involved in language development.

Logical thinking and mental representation or abstract thinking are also consolidated by learning the alphabet.

For this reason, one of the first lessons that children learn in school is the alphabet.

Families can encourage children to learn the letters of the alphabet, or at least the basic notions, from the age of two and three, when children begin to speak fluently and are ready to learn the vowels and some other letters.