Comparing Pre-school English Reading and Phonics Enrichment

[qms]

premi:

can you pl guide me regarding any phonics class in bedok.

Hi!

Have you checked through the http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewforum.php?f=24 section already? There are many threads on phonics. If you can't find what you are looking for, it will be better if you post your enquiry in that section, too. This section is for newbies to report. Perhaps you would like to report formally? :evil:

By the way, :welcome: to KSP.com.

[premi]

hi mommy,


many thanks. :lol: but i could not anything on phonics at that thread...

premi

[schellen]

Hi premi, welcome!


If you go to the link qms provided, you will see a Sticky thread near the top for Pre-school Phonics Enrichment. Scroll down a bit more and you'll see a thread on Montessori Phonics. Scroll down some more (still on the first page), you'll see a thread on how to teach phonics at home.

[vlim]

When my dd was in end of k1, i decided that i had to do something to improve her phonics before she go p1. So at beginning of k2, I went to kinokuniya to look out for phonics teaching set to coach my dd peronnally. And it worked! After about half a year of training, my dd are pretty good at it and can enjoy reading story books by herself and if someone would to ask her where she got to learn her phonics she would say,\" my mummy taught me\" and that makes me very proud of myself for putting an effort to coach her personnally

[mummy of 2]

vlim:

When my dd was in end of k1, i decided that i had to do something to improve her phonics before she go p1. So at beginning of k2, I went to kinokuniya to look out for phonics teaching set to coach my dd peronnally. And it worked! After about half a year of training, my dd are pretty good at it and can enjoy reading story books by herself and if someone would to ask her where she got to learn her phonics she would say,\" my mummy taught me\" and that makes me very proud of myself for putting an effort to coach her personnally

I wish I could do that too. May i know what are the materials you bought from KinoKuniya. TIA

[vlim]

mummy of 2:

vlim:

When my dd was in end of k1, i decided that i had to do something to improve her phonics before she go p1. So at beginning of k2, I went to kinokuniya to look out for phonics teaching set to coach my dd peronnally. And it worked! After about half a year of training, my dd are pretty good at it and can enjoy reading story books by herself and if someone would to ask her where she got to learn her phonics she would say,\" my mummy taught me\" and that makes me very proud of myself for putting an effort to coach her personnally

I wish I could do that too. May i know what are the materials you bought from KinoKuniya. TIA

I could not remember the exact name of the phonics learning set. it was placed somewhere near the info counter at the children section. It comes with 3 sets starting for kindergarden,grade 1 and 2 if i did not remember wrongly. Each set cost about $100+. the set include learning cards, books, vcd and it is produced in usa if I did not remember wrongly. I found it very useful however u have to follow to the instructions of how to carry out the phonics learning. I very kiasu bought 3 sets in a go but i stop the coaching after set 2 as I found my girl already pretty good at it... You can check with the information counter at the children department if you are keen.

[metz]

vlim:

I could not remember the exact name of the phonics learning set. it was placed somewhere near the info counter at the children section. It comes with 3 sets starting for kindergarden,grade 1 and 2 if i did not remember wrongly. Each set cost about $100+. the set include learning cards, books, vcd and it is produced in usa if I did not remember wrongly. I found it very useful however u have to follow to the instructions of how to carry out the phonics learning. I very kiasu bought 3 sets in a go but i stop the coaching after set 2 as I found my girl already pretty good at it... You can check with the information counter at the children department if you are keen.

My guess - that should be the Hooked on Phonics program - http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=hooked+on+phonics&x=0&y=0 ? But it has no VCD. Only audio CDs.

We didn't use the instruction books but the readers that come along with the sets are interesting. They range from simple to chapter book readers.

[wuff]

Hi


My daughter is 4 this year. I’m torn between signing her up for the I can read program and the ICL program. Any feedback about either program? Thanx!

[mummy of 2]

vlim:

mummy of 2:

[quote=\"vlim\"]When my dd was in end of k1, i decided that i had to do something to improve her phonics before she go p1. So at beginning of k2, I went to kinokuniya to look out for phonics teaching set to coach my dd peronnally. And it worked! After about half a year of training, my dd are pretty good at it and can enjoy reading story books by herself and if someone would to ask her where she got to learn her phonics she would say,\" my mummy taught me\" and that makes me very proud of myself for putting an effort to coach her personnally

I wish I could do that too. May i know what are the materials you bought from KinoKuniya. TIA

I could not remember the exact name of the phonics learning set. it was placed somewhere near the info counter at the children section. It comes with 3 sets starting for kindergarden,grade 1 and 2 if i did not remember wrongly. Each set cost about $100+. the set include learning cards, books, vcd and it is produced in usa if I did not remember wrongly. I found it very useful however u have to follow to the instructions of how to carry out the phonics learning. I very kiasu bought 3 sets in a go but i stop the coaching after set 2 as I found my girl already pretty good at it... You can check with the information counter at the children department if you are keen.[/quote]Thanks for the info. The materials are so expensive. Must think carefully before I buy. Anyone knows where to get it cheaper locally?

[titank]

May I know how good is icreative learner? Hear that the program have to start at age 4?




TIA[/quote]

Try i-creativelearner. Very good for my child. But has a long waiting list. You can check out more for this website.

http://www.icreativelearner.com.sg/[/quote]