Parents' guide

• The 13 vowels and 33 consonants, one letter at a time.
• Matras, half letters and special letters.
• 2-, 3- and 4-letter words, then short and long sentences.

Each letter has four tasks in order — Learn, Say, Read, Write — and the next letter opens only when all four are done, so nothing is skipped.

• About 10 minutes a day is enough. Little and often beats long sessions.
• After the first letter, a short daily challenge keeps the streak 🔥 going.

• Sit with your child for the first letter and the first microphone task.
• Encourage saying letters aloud — speaking helps reading.
• Celebrate badges and stars; share progress with family on WhatsApp.

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