Children love rhyming words. They would be able to learn how to read words easily if words are arranged in a rhyming pattern. Every time you start with a new lesson, review the previous lessons for mastery. Lesson 3 is a review lesson on all the words from lessons 1 and 2. cap Al gab bag and gap Cal Fab hag band lap Gal jab jag hand map Sal lab lag land nap Val rag sand rap gal sag wand sap pal tag tap Hal wag yap am ax Fab sat land man an cab fat vat fad pan and gag wax cad Pam mad as yap gab ham fan yam bad bat hat can sand ran dam Max jab hand had pad ban dab Nat has ram tan band zag lab dad Jan sad gas cat pat jam lad Tad
When helping children to read these words, it is best for the teacher to read the words first and the children listen. Read the words by section and point at each word with your finger or a pointing stick. These words could be written on the blackboard, on a big piece of paper, or could be projected on a screen with an overhead projector (whichever is available and easy for the teacher to use as long as it will bring good results.)
I prefer to project the words on a screen. I get more of the children’s attention this way). Then the teacher reads the words with the children. Finally, the children read the words.
Go through these steps:
These exercises need to be repeated several times until the children master the words.
Lesson 1
Section A Section B Section C Section D Section E Section F
am an ad as at ax
dam ban bad gas bat tax
ham can cad has cat wax
jam Dan dad was fat
Pam fan fad hat
Sam man had mat
Yam pan lad pat
ran mad rat
tan pad sat
van sad
Help the children read these sentences:
Lesson 2
Section A Section B Section C Section D Section E
Help the children read these sentences:
Lesson 3 – A Review Lesson
ad at tax tab Dan Sam
*Please watch out for Part 2 for more lessons on helping the children how to read.
Friday, August 10, 2007
Help a Child Learn to Read - Part One
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Drills and Reviews
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