Using a large amount of Montessori language teaching materials and tools, children are guided to learn the phonetic sounds of phonograms clearly. Through the use of picture cards, concrete objects, and real-life examples, children practice synthesizing sounds to form words, expanding their vocabulary. Children not only learn to spell phonetically but also understand the meanings. The use of picture card spelling instruction guides phonetic learning, facilitating vocabulary expansion and the development of English listening and speaking skills. This progression extends from vocabulary to phrases and sentences, constructing a foundation for familiar English expression and grammar. Through visually concrete absorption of images, children become familiar with the language of "listening" and "speaking," enabling them to use symbols for "reading" and "writing."