Bedtime for ‘b’/‘d’ confusion
Here's an excellent tip for parents and teachers with students who confuse the letters 'b' and 'd'. Tell them to go to bed!
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Here's an excellent tip for parents and teachers with students who confuse the letters 'b' and 'd'. Tell them to go to bed!
No. “bed” is no help.
Learn first cat dog, 5 of the 6 letters have teh anti-clockwide movement as you write. Also say “a b c d” tap a-b- with the non-writing hand, then with th writing hand draw a c in the air and keep going up and down to make a d.
Then much later on larn l k h b. B is a bat and a ball. Write an h and keep going to close the bottom up.
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