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Alphabet charts are unique personalised gifts to commemorate births, christenings, First Communion, birthdays or any other special occasion.

Personalised Animal Alphabet Frame The great variety of both real and mythical animals that hold the letters of this very colourful alphabet are sure to please £18.00	Personalised Cats Alphabet Frame The great variety of colourful comic cats that hold the letters of this very colourful alphabet are sure to please £18.00
Personalised Dog Alphabet Frame The great variety of colourful comic dogs that hold the letters of this very colourful alphabet are sure to please £18.00	Personalised Funtime Alphabet Frame This delightful wall hanging with a wide variety of cartoon characters will give hours of visual enjoyment and things to talk about £18.00
Personalised Playtime Alphabet Frame Playtime Alphabets have a completely different set of characters £18.00

When children become good readers in the early grades, they are more likely to become better learners throughout their school years and beyond. Learning to read is hard work for children. Fortunately, research is now available that suggests how to give each child a good start in reading.

Becoming a reader involves the development of important skills, including learning to:

• use language in conversation
• listen and respond to stories read aloud
• recognize and name the letters of the alphabet
• listen to the sounds of spoken language
• connect sounds to letters to figure out the "code" of reading
• read often so that recognizing words becomes easy and automatic
• learn and use new words
• understand what is read

You can also help your children become readers.

Teach the sounds of language. Provides opportunities for children to practice with the sounds that make up words. Children learn to put sounds together to make words and to break words into their separate sounds.

Teach the letters of the alphabet. Help children learn to recognize letter names and shapes.

Help children learn and use new words.

Read to children every day. Read with expression and talk with children about what they are reading.

Practicing the sounds of language. Read books with rhymes. Teach your child rhymes, short poems, and songs. Play simple word games: How many words can you make up that sound like the word "bat"?

Helping your child take spoken words apart and put them together. Help your child separate the sounds in words, listen for beginning and ending sounds, and put separate sounds together.

Practicing the alphabet by pointing out letters wherever you see them and by reading alphabet books.

These alphabet frames that we have in My Personalised Gifts are perfect for making learning the alphabet fun. These frames are personalised so that makes it even more fun for the child to take an interest in learning the alphabet and their own name. See our other personalised bedroom decorations. We also have lovely Personalised Wall Clocks to help your child learn to tell the time.

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