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Gather blank pieces of paper and staple them together. Encourage your child to write an uppercase "I" and a lowercase "i" on the cover. Then, add a picture of something that begins with the letter "I" to each page. If your child needs help thinking of "I" words, you might suggest an iron, igloo or ice cream!

The next time you are at the grocery store with your child, search for foods that begin with the letter H. Together, look for honey, hummus and honeydew melon! Take time to point out the letter H on the label for each item and talk about the sound it makes.

The next time you are at the grocery store with your child, search for foods that begin with the letter H. Together, look for honey, hummus and honeydew melon! Take time to point out the letter H on the label for each item and talk about the sound it makes.

Look in a book or online for pictures of animals that begin with the letter G. Don't forget to point out that the letter G can make two sounds: "juh" and "guh." Look for a giraffe and a goat. You might even find a gerbil and a gazelle!

Look in a book or online for pictures of animals that begin with the letter G. Don't forget to point out that the letter G can make two sounds: "juh" and "guh." Look for a giraffe and a goat. You might even find a gerbil and a gazelle!

Together with your child, look through magazines and newspapers for things that begin with the letter F. Help her cut out each picture and glue or tape the images to a large, blank piece of paper. Label your collage by writing the letter "F" at the top of the page.

Together with your child, look through magazines and newspapers for things that begin with the letter F. Help her cut out each picture and glue or tape the images to a large, blank piece of paper. Label your collage by writing the letter "F" at the top of the page.

When you're in the car or walking around outside, look for the letter E on store or street signs. Encourage your child to find the letter E in words such as "Enter" and "Exit." How many letter E's can you find altogether?

When you're in the car or walking around outside, look for the letter E on store or street signs. Encourage your child to find the letter E in words such as "Enter" and "Exit." How many letter E's can you find altogether?

Together with your child, talk about the sound the letter D makes. Then, come up with a list of "D" words. You might start by naming animals, such as donkey, dog, or duck. Ask your child, "What other words can you think of that begin with the letter D?"

Together with your child, talk about the sound the letter D makes. Then, come up with a list of "D" words. You might start by naming animals, such as donkey, dog, or duck. Ask your child, "What other words can you think of that begin with the letter D?"

Choose a room in your home with your child, and look for things that begin with the letter C. You might start right in your living room. Point out the carpet, couch, cushions, and the cat, if you have one!

Choose a room in your home with your child, and look for things that begin with the letter C. You might start right in your living room. Point out the carpet, couch, cushions, and the cat, if you have one!

Make today all about the letter B! As you walk or drive around your neighborhood, look for things that begin with the letter B. The park is a beautiful place to find B words. You can search for a bush, ball, bench, bicycle and a butterfly!

Make today all about the letter B! As you walk or drive around your neighborhood, look for things that begin with the letter B. The park is a beautiful place to find B words. You can search for a bush, ball, bench, bicycle and a butterfly!