All About Teaching and Learning Phonics
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Hi like to share this website on homeschooling & teaching many subjects like Phonics, Maths, lifeskills etc.
More montessori based, many great frugal ideas :
http://www.earlylearningathome.com/reading-for-toddlers
I am very inspired by the dedicated mum who spent her effort in gd planning & organisation of resources & teaching resources.
Really appreciate Buds, Tamarind & many others' pointers & contribution here! :celebrate: -
For the long vowels, advanced blends, digraphs, silent e etc,
I highly recommend Rock ’N Learn Phonics DVD as a follow-up after the Leapfrog fundamental series.
http://www.rocknlearn.com/html/phonics.htm
Available from ebay, amazon or direct fr this web merchant.
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Rock & Learn DVDs (Phonics) are available in Singapore…
@ Toys R US, BHG Bugis and Animal Kingdom (Suntec City)
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RAchelmum, thanks for your sharing too! :celebrate:
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U r welcome, Buds!
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Hifive:
Hifive,Hi tamarind
I've bought the Leapfrog DVD for my ds2. He enjoyed it! It took me quite a while to teach him the phonics sound of a, b and c myself. But by watching the DVD, he was able to give the sound of each alphabet in less than 2 weeks, wow very amazing! Thank you very much for your advice. Really very impress with your teaching method.
You are welcome
The Leapfrog DVDs are indeed excellent for teaching phonics. In fact, the following 3 DVDs are all we need to teach phonics :
Letter Factory
Talking Words Factory
Talking Words Factory 2 - Code Word Caper
I let my boy watch these DVDs regularly (actually he ask to watch them), and I also let him practice many other words :
http://tamarindphonics.blogspot.com/2008/08/how-to-teach-phonics.html
as well as the Ladybird series :
http://tamarindphonics.blogspot.com/2008/12/key-words-with-ladybird.html
This is so much better than attending any phonics enrichment classes
The results are amazing, now at 5 years 4 months old, he has already finished reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl, and he is now reading the original Wizard of Oz. He can also spell very easily because of his strong foundation in phonics. In fact, I realized that he is better in phonics compared to my older girl at the same age. My girl attended Montessori phonics class when she was 4 years old.
So it is definitely possible to teach phonics at home, and the results can be so much better compared to enrichment classes
Even for adults who do not know any phonics, you can learn simply by watching the 3 Leapfrog DVDs !
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RAchelmum:
Hi Rachelmum,For the long vowels, advanced blends, digraphs, silent e etc,
I highly recommend Rock ’N Learn Phonics DVD as a follow-up after the Leapfrog fundamental series.
http://www.rocknlearn.com/html/phonics.htm
Available from ebay, amazon or direct fr this web merchant.
:celebrate:
I have this DVD too ! But I actually forgot about it and have not shown it to my kids. They don't need it now
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tamarind:
:idea: Sell it to me??
Hi Rachelmum,RAchelmum:
For the long vowels, advanced blends, digraphs, silent e etc,
I highly recommend Rock ’N Learn Phonics DVD as a follow-up after the Leapfrog fundamental series.
http://www.rocknlearn.com/html/phonics.htm
Available from ebay, amazon or direct fr this web merchant.
:celebrate:
I have this DVD too ! But I actually forgot about it and have not shown it to my kids. They don't need it now
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BigDevil:
OK please PM me if you are interested.
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Hi Tamarind,
My son has been attending MMI weekly phonics class (1 to 1 teaching) since 3 weeks ago. He doesn’t like it and often ended with crying. I have hard time to revise with him at home too.
He doesn’t like to learn the phonics way no matter how hard i tried. But he seems very keen to read few pages of P&J daily. He will be finishing reading book 1b this week.
I agree with you that phonics does help a lot to speed up a child’s reading ability. But for him, it is not. He doesn;t like it.
I think i will stop him for phonics and observe his progress.
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