Montessori Essentials: Moveable Alphabet

Teach your child to WRITE before they learn to READ. Here's how.

Everyone wants to teach their child to read. Literacy is a crucial life skill! But how?
...in 100 easy lessons?
...with baby flashcards?
...apps or an online subscription?

Don't buy the hype. Maria Montessori discovered a learning-to-read strategy that works for just about every child in just about every language, and it involves a simple, easily DIY-able material: the moveable alphabet.

But first, you need to understand that before we can teach reading, we must first teach WRITING.

On YouTube Live today, David and I will discuss how to use a movable alphabet (one of our 21 Essential Materials) and how to easily incorporate one into your daily life.

Everyone is welcome! This is a free 30 minute event, forward this email to anyone you think could benefit from more Montessori in their lives.

[Prisclittle]

I really enjoyed this episode. Thank you both!

[pondering]

What is the difference between large and small movable alphabet? Do we need both in homeschool? And what about the phonogram movable alphabet in a single colour?is that needed at all?

[meganmare]

I don't know if I missed it, but I'd just like to make sure. Does it HAVE to be cursive letters, as this is very hard to find for me in SA.

[ChayaDinaBlalock]

When I watched this video, I could see all the moveable alphabet non-reversed, as it should be.