Learning with love and creativity always makes a difference. 
Today, our prep for the letter B (ب) for my students in the Future Leaders class was fun, full of excitement and amazement. 
We incorporated various visual and sensory tools in our lesson to engrain the letter in our little ones' minds; I started by telling the story, and we explored its exciting events together through the "Story Apron" and picture displays. We also brought the story characters to life using tactile models (the doll Basma, the duck, and the cow) for the children to touch and interact with up close. 
We also discovered the different forms of the letter B depending on its position in a word (connected and isolated) in a smooth and fun interactive way. 
The fun didn't stop there; we applied the "Little Teacher" strategy. My kids excitedly and confidently wore the apron and retold the story, acting it out themselves in front of their classmates with fluency and natural charm. 
When the tangible meets the visual and the child is given space to express and lead, the lesson turns into an unforgettable and enjoyable experience.