Start simple with kid-friendly X words. Use everyday objects, action words, and first names, plus a walking game and a bedtime flashlight variation.
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Start with easy U words your child can touch, do, and say. Try a quick walking game for “spot the U word,” plus a flashlight bedtime variation.
Grab kid-friendly G adjectives for feelings, size and looks, and personality. Try a simple 3-pile sorting game, then practice the letter G shape.
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