Can you imagine going acrobatic like an alligator or going zigzag like a zebra? You might if you are a kid doing acrobatics or doing zigzags over alphabet art. When you see your young genius going “crazy”, it may just be them imitating the “crazy” letters of the alphabet art and not their last caffeinated beverage or their most recent sugar high.
As your little one learns that all-important alphabet, they may be learning about different animals as well as other things they discover as a part of their world. A train, an elephant, a violin, a piano keyboard or a kangaroo may inspire more than simply learning the obvious. What if they actually wanted to move past the alphabet and learn something else?
Don’t be too surprised if they ask you, mom or dad, to take them to a zoo to see the animals encouraging them and then walk away with a practical education about creatures not normally seen everyday. When children are inspired or encouraged to learn, they will surprise you where they go next. So who’s to say that alphabet art wouldn’t be the key to a great education?