At what age do children typically begin to recognize most letters?

Children typically begin to recognize most letters around the age of 5 years. At this stage of development, they have usually been exposed to letters and their sounds through various activities such as reading books with caregivers, engaging in letter-related games, and learning in preschool environments. This exposure helps foster letter recognition, which is foundational for their literacy skills. By age 5, most children can identify the letters in their name and have a good grasp of the alphabet, even starting to make connections between letters and sounds. This recognition is a key milestone that signals readiness for more advanced literacy experiences, including reading and writing.