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    Montessori Phonics - Introduction To Single Letter Sounds

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      Charmaine_chong
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      Hi Mrs Wong,


      Thanks for your update.


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        buds
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        Wah, Charmaine.. you going liao hah? πŸ˜‰

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          buds
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          jedamum:
          buds, do you have source/recommendations

          for wipe-clean phonics-related (or others) books? TIA.
          Yes, i do have jedamum.
          I will post up the pictures
          for you so you know how
          exactly it looks like...

          Pssst jedamum... actually
          i already reserved one for
          you. πŸ˜‰ Buuut, in case
          you don't want it, i'll lelong
          in Trading Post. I'm picking
          it up in about 2 weeks time.

          I just think you will like it.. πŸ˜‰
          Hardcover some more... πŸ˜„

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            Charmaine_chong
            last edited by

            Hi Buds,


            I went down to the bookstore but they said no such item in that outlet. Wanna cry out!

            Do you know where i can get phonics & math games locally? Snap is one of the item that i would like to buy. Still searching…

            I knew i can get it from Amazon but the freight charge wouldn’t be cheap.

            Buds, my son learns quite a bit through phonics but he refuse to speak up or read. Any idea that i can get him to speak up?

            Thank you

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              jedamum
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              buds:


              Pssst jedamum... actually
              i already reserved one for
              you. πŸ˜‰
              😒 so touched....
              :oops:
              i picked up 2 of http://www.therange.co.uk/invt/220751 books by chance for my ds1 few years ago (one copy is already torn, actually ds1 never liked it cos he doesn't like repetitive work, but ds2 likes familiarity). it was cheap ($3plus, i consider it cheap for a wipe-clean range of books) and good. don't know why they discontinued it locally...
              btw, is the book, 56 pages?

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                buds
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                Wah. Until 😒 arh.. No need.

                Just bring me out for pasta nearby.
                Okay oredi. :lol: About the book... :idea:...
                haven't got time to snap the shot yet. In
                fact, haven't open from plastic yet. So...
                Dun tell you first. Keep it in suspense. But
                i think you will like it. If you dun oredi have
                it lar at least. Hehee.. If you confirm want, then
                i will pick it up for you and arrange makan place. :evil:

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                  jedamum
                  last edited by

                  buds:
                  About the book... :idea:...

                  haven't got time to snap the shot yet. In
                  fact, haven't open from plastic yet. So...
                  Dun tell you first. Keep it in suspense. But
                  i think you will like it. If you dun oredi have
                  it lar at least. Hehee.. If you confirm want, then
                  i will pick it up for you and arrange makan place. :evil:
                  :callme:

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                    buds
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                    Okie dokie..

                    :callme: Talk to you soon. πŸ˜‰

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                      autumnbronze
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                      Hi Charmaine,


                      I bought the alphabet Snap from ELC located at paragon and united square. If you are looking for the phonics version, perhaps you can try there.

                      To my knowledge, there is a shop called Growing Fun that sells maths and phonics teaching materials that make learning fun.

                      Hope this helps. πŸ˜„

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                        buds
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                        *NOTE : In all these lessons, letters of the alphabet are not introduced.*



                        FOR 18MTHS - 3YRS OLD


                        Introduction To Single Letter Sounds > Lesson 3

                        Recap : \"Last week, we learnt the sounds of these letters.\"

                        Show sandpaper letter card /c/ and /f/...

                        Recap lessons. \"This letter makes the sound..... ?\"
                        Pause..... and wait if there is any response from the child(ren)?
                        If not, then continue.... \"This letter makes the sound /c/.\" You
                        may also show the child(ren) the objects last introduced. This
                        part is optional.

                        *One at a time.. ie. show in isolation*
                        \"/c/ as in cap, /c/ as in cat and /c/ as in crayon.\"

                        \"How about this letter? Do you remember what sound this
                        letter makes?\" Show the /f/ card. You may prompt the child(ren) if
                        the child/they does/do not immediately sound out the letter.....\"This
                        letter makes the sound.... (pause).... yes, good... it makes the sound
                        /f/ as in the word ffffff-ish.... ffffff-an.... fffff-lower.\" (Optional) : Show
                        /f/ objects during recap.

                        Introduction to the sound /i/

                        \"Today, we're going to learn a new sound.\"

                        \"This letter makes the sound /i/.\"

                        Show child(ren) the letter card.

                        Click here to hear the http://www.starfall.com/n/level-k/letter-i/load.htm?f

                        \"This is how I write/trace /i/.\"

                        Slowly show the child(ren) to use pointer and tall man
                        together to trace the letter..... the stick line from top to
                        bottom first followed by...


                        http://www.postimage.org/


                        ..... the dot.


                        http://www.postimage.org/


                        Would you like to try?
                        Invite child(ren) to trace the sandpaper letter.

                        The purpose of the sandpaper letters is to develop a
                        muscular impression of the letter shapes & to associate
                        the sounds with the shapes. This also helps to develop a
                        visual impression and to learn the writing direction of the
                        letter shapes. ie. left to right.... top to bottom.

                        Trace the letter again and say to the child... /i/ as
                        in insect.


                        http://www.postimage.org/


                        \"Would you like to touch the insect?\"

                        Pass the insect to the child. You may wish to discuss
                        with the child(ren) about insects. ie. 6 legs, some hv
                        feelers, what they eat, does/do the child/children like
                        insects?.... or are they afraid of any insects, (etc)...

                        \"/i/ as in ink.\"

                        \"Look! I have a bottle of ink here! Would you like to see?\"


                        http://www.postimage.org/


                        You may wanna show the child(ren) how you drip/pour
                        the ink onto a stamp pad. Place emphasis on the sound
                        /i/ when introducing the objects...

                        End of 1st period.

                        2nd period. Show me....

                        RECAP :
                        For Period 2 in the 3-Period Lesson, show all the three
                        objects you've introduced all at the same time. In this
                        period, you are to observe how much of Period 1 has
                        been retained in your child's mind.. Place all objects
                        on a mat and ask the child to show/point to the object
                        that you ask for.

                        \"Can you show me the ink?\"


                        http://www.postimage.org/


                        \"Can you show me the insect?


                        http://www.postimage.org/


                        In this period, the child is not required to say
                        out the names of the objects. He/She is simply
                        encouraged to point to them upon being prompted.

                        Now for the last period in the 3-period lesson...

                        In this period, the child is now asked to say out the
                        letter sound and be able to say the names of the
                        objects that have been introduced.

                        Show each object in isolation in Period 3.
                        ie. show objects one at a time.

                        You : Can you tell me what this is...?
                        Child : insect

                        You: Can you tell me what this is...?
                        Child : ink

                        Then, conclude the lesson before putting the stuff away.

                        Today, we have learnt...
                        (Simultaneously showing the child the sandpaper letter)

                        \"... /i/ as in insect.... /i/ as in ink.\"

                        \"We'll learn another sound tomorrow/on another day...
                        I will place this material on this shelf, so you may
                        work with it when you feel like it.\" (Show child the plc)

                        Invite the child to put the materials away. Since there
                        has been gradual recap/revision with the other 2 letter
                        sounds ie. /c/ and /f/.... your child(ren) should be seen
                        modelling your lesson when they play. Child(ren) can be
                        seen picking up the tray/basket where you've left the
                        materials from the lesson..... younger babies may be
                        playing pointing game if they cannot really speak.... the
                        older kiddies may be replicating the lesson itself as well.
                        If they feel like having a repetition and invites you to do
                        the presentation again, (like pulling your arm to the shelf
                        where it is kept)..... by all means, go ahead. That definitely
                        shows that the child(ren) enjoyed your lessons!

                        Do always remember that if your child(ren) did not get any
                        of the steps right at any point of the 3-Period lesson, please
                        come back to it/the lesson/the presentation...

                        Young children need lotsa repetition to perfect their skill. πŸ˜‰

                        Special Note : As letter sound /i/ has limited objects that one
                        can get in the market.... cos i'm still looking for a realistic toy/
                        model iguana.... :roll: this lesson has 2 objects. As with most
                        Montessori presentations, directresses work the concrete 1st
                        and move on to abstract. In the case of learning letter sounds,
                        repetition can be done with children using picture cards. πŸ˜‰
                        The 3-period lessons can be done using picture cards as recap/
                        revision activity...... from the concrete touchy-feely lessons or
                        presentations.

                        Now for 3-Period Lesson Recap! πŸ˜„

                        1st Period : Introduce letter sound & show objects in
                        isolation. ie. one at a time.

                        2nd Period : Display all the objects all at once and ask
                        child to show you, one at a time..

                        3rd Period : Ask the child to tell you the names of the
                        objects that you in isolation.. Then recap all the names
                        and the letter sound taught for the day.

                        β€œThe things he sees are not just remembered; they form a part of his soul.” [Dr Maria Montessori]

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