Many children make up their own letters, both when writing and when creating with our letters shapes. Anna Lee spent time connecting wooden pieces together, inventing her own symbols.
First Eva made a capital I and then began experimenting with different shapes.
Look, I a made a funny letter, Jena!
Lena was proud of the letters she created and knew what they were.
I made a D and an A. I have an A in my name.
Chase flipped through the laminated letter pages until he found the capital C, "for Chase".
By adding a circular shape, he turned his C into an O.
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