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April 13, 2015 by bekki

Fun Ways to Learn Using Magnetic Letters

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Do you have a bunch of magnetic letters around your home but aren’t sure what to do with them? Consider the many ways you can teach your child to learn using magnetic letters. Magnetic letters are an inexpensive and very easy tool to use to teach your young one how to learn.

Fun Ways to Learn Using Magnetic Letters

Alphabet

The practical use for magnetic letters is to teach your child about the alphabet. Go through each letter and ask your child which is which. This is a very tangible way to teach your child about the alphabet.

Language Development

Most kids who are ready to learn the alphabet are also ready to learn more about language. You can use magnetic letters to teach your child about phonics. Going through each letter, you can teach the sounds, and eventually the spelling of letters.

Reading

When children are learning to read, they are learning to recognize letters and words. Put the magnetic letters together to help your child learn new words. At some point your child will be able to read the words you’re putting together and eventually will be able to start putting their own words together.

Have Fun

Playing with magnetic letters doesn’t have to be serious learning all of the time. In fact, you can make up silly words and sounds with the magnetic letters as well. Most of the magnetic letters on the market are also different colors, so you can use this tool to help teach your child colors. You could even spell out colors with the magnetic letters.

Visual Learning

Magnetic letters allows students who need to “see” something, also known as a visual learner, to catch onto concepts quicker. The child will be holding the letters in their hands and can see, feel, and observe what’s happening with each letter.

What are some ways you use magnetic letters to learn?

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