Movable Alphabet - Cursive for Android

11 things about Movable Alphabet - Cursive

1. Once the children begin the process of composing three letter words (consonant-vowel-consonant) with the Movable Alphabet they are encouraged to move on to building four and five letter words.

2. In our experience in the classroom, it is best to follow the CVC words with four letter, CVCC words, which often seems to be easier for the blending of sounds leading up to the actual reading of words.

3. Montessori prepared the Movable Alphabet for children to “write” words, long before mastering the physical skill of writing.

4. After learning to identify and blend the sounds of the letters of the alphabet children are often ready to build words on their own.

5. Children can phonetically sound out words, one letter at a time to build words.

6. The app includes over 40 images of simple words, along with audio pronunciations and instructions, for children to practice with.

7. However, the ability to write them down with paper and pencil may require much more time and practice to acquire.

8. One unique feature in this app, are the buttons in the box above each letter.

9. "Thank you so much for the Cursive Edition of the movable alphabet.

10. Mastering word building requires lots of practice and repetition.

11. Following this, we introduce four letter, CCVC words and then five letter, CCVCC words.