DIY : Alphabet Cards

[buds]

Nice work jesschan! :celebrate:


You improvised on the Phonics songs and
made it your own with a Powerpoint presentation
and also used real pictures as much as possible instead
of those cartoonish ones wherever you can. Kudos to u, girl!

:udawoman:

PS : Century Gothic font complements the Montessori Sandpaper
Letter Cards very well, instead of the Times New Roman if one is
trying to reinforce hands-on lesson.. (except for maybe the letter
'q' if i recall correctly)... just to share.

Once again, jesschan.. nice work and effort! :ugogirl:

[buds]

jazz:

my email : [email protected]. Tks!

Dear jazz... publishing your email address publicly will invite spamming.
And will indirectly bring unsolicited mail to your account, hence in order
to prevent viruses from attacking your computer anytime soon... i have
edited your post indicating your email address. Chief has put the slide
here already for convenient download. Thank you jesschan for sharing.

[buds]

Some centres and parents also order online here @ http://bambini-montessori.com/price_list.htm

r2learntoys usually sell out theirs even though new stocks r
just brought in..

Bambini's quality is good too.

[jazz]

Hi Buds,


Tks for editing my email! I was hesitating too but because jesschan do not accept pm hence I put it up on the thread here.

[jesschan]

jazz:

Hi Buds,


Tks for editing my email! I was hesitating too but because jesschan do not accept pm hence I put it up on the thread here.

Hi Jazz, sorry for exposing you to such vulnerability. I think now I can accept PM already. In any case, did you receive my file?

[jesschan]

buds:

Thank you jesschan for sharing.

No need to thank me lah. I did it for my boy a few years back and was about to discard the file when I bought a new computer recently. Then I saw your posts on this thingy, thought I might as well pass it on. But I forgot to save it back on the old office version after opening up the file in Office 7.

And yes, for the letter \"q\", I had to add in the tail myself so that my kid is not confused.

I like to create teaching materials on computer eg phonics chart, Chinese characters etc... because it saves space and is \"greener\".

[jazz]

yes, i rec'd yr email. Thanks!

[buds]

Dear parents, i have finished putting up all the

alphabet templates on Page 1 of this thread....
For those who are interested in other variations
of DIY alphabet cards, there will be more.. i will
keep you posted.

[soomum]

Thank you Buds for the recommendation. Didn’t know i can buy it but they DIY cards you shared with us are as good i believe =D. I’m doing that still so have save some vit M glee

[buds]

soomum:

Thank you Buds for the recommendation.

You are very welcome. :love:

soomum:

Didn't know i can buy it but they DIY cards you shared with us are as good i believe =D. I'm doing that still so have save some vit M *glee*

YES! But of course they are as grrreat!
They're made with a lot of love. :love:

My sharing here has a lot to do with supporting
our stay home parents with limited financial or
physical resources, but can afford the time to
work on things during their free time. I realised
during my SAHM years that some of us can get
very little support on home education and i hope
to assist my fellow SAHMs with what i know and
when i have time to share.

Sharing here also seemed to help provide guidance
to working mothers who cannot find time to surf for
ideas or stuff but they WANT to provide quality teaching
for their children whenever they can. I have absolute :salute:
respect for involved parents... regardless, the daddy or mommy..
hence, the sharings are also dedicated to you guys. :celebrate:

Being able to make varying materials also helps
to diversify the stuff that our children see and use
at home for learning thru' play. More to come...