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For Vietnamese learners aged 2–4, early language acquisition is most effective when phonics instruction is paired with varied, engaging activities. Phonics helps children connect sounds to letters, supporting vocabulary development by enabling them to decode and understand new words. Given the tonal nature of Vietnamese, special attention should be given to helping learners distinguish English sounds and blend them into simple words. Using familiar themes such as animals, family, and colors aids comprehension and retention. Activities like sing-alongs, interactive storytime, matching games, and movement-based games provide multisensory learning experiences that reinforce sound-letter associations and promote active participation. This approach not only strengthens vocabulary but also boosts learning retention and lays a strong foundation for continued language development.