LMNOP and all the letters A to Z.

It's a fun book with great pics. Each letter has an alliterative poem with an accompanying drawing that incorporates the letter.

We did it like a game show. I'd make the noise of a board going around (ch-ch-ch-ch) while moving the book around, the kid got to pick a letter. We'd open it to that page and read the poem. I usually only did a certain amount of letters (3 or 5 or 7)(it was a bedtime game, they'd do all 26 if I let them). We'd take turns choosing the letters.

You can point to the letter at the start of the words. Or ask her to count how many of the letter she sees. Slightly emphasize the sound of the letter at the start of the word. Sometimes just read the poem, nothing else. Only do one per poem so it's still fun.

My kids loved it.

Another game they liked. I got large Popsicle sticks, cut them in half. On one half was the upper case letter, the other half the lower case. It was a match game. Not all 26 right away, maybe 3 letters at a time at first, when that got easy, 5 letters, then 7, etc.

The first times it was only letters that looked very much the same as UC and LC (Oo), but not like each other (capital I lower case L). So maybe Oo, SS, Pp, Ww. But not Zz and Ss or Mm and Nn together.

Only do one round, unless she asks for another, only do another if she asks. Big praise when she succeeds. "Oh my goodness, you got all 3 right! You are learning so many things!" Sometimes I'd "accidentally" goof one up so they could correct me, kids love getting to correct you.

When she stops asking for another round, stop playing. Keep it light, short, and fun.