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One of the hardest obstacles for children to overcome in learning the alphabet is that the letters are merely abstract shapes. But, Alphabet Anatomy solves that problem by personifying the letters with human attributes according to each letter’s unique graphic features. Each letter illustration displays the letters engaged in everyday activities that children relate to. Plus, children gain all the additional benefits that rhyming provides.

Not only does Alphabet Anatomy help teach your child the alphabet, it facilitates full letter knowledge, which studies show is the #1 predictor of a child’s future reading success.

When reciting the rhymes, children seamlessly gain an auditory and visual picture of each letter’s four fundamental components: letter name, sound, shape, and print formation.

Meet letter A!

A has a point at the top of her head.
Under her belt, she hides apples so red.
A – Apples

It’s that easy!

An extra bonus is that each rhyme provides insight into the necessary handwriting strokes for proper letter formation, so reading and writing each letter occurs simultaneously and interrelatedly. The rhymes additionally provide left/right, up/down, and diagonal directions for letter formation, which helps decrease backward letter writing and ease frustration.

Use the rhymes to facilitate alphabet recognition for preschoolers and kindergarteners and as an educational tool through early school years to help teach more structured phonics and handwriting skills.