Free Downloadable Websites-Phonics, Compound Words, Math....

[Hifive]

Hi Charmaine_chong


Thanks for the website listing. Indeed they are very useful as I am revising with my ds2 on his phonics.

Thanks for your sharing.

Cheers

[Charmaine_chong]

Dear All,


I have added an affortable materials which is the only one that is not free here- The Preschooler World Series. It is good for parents who want to learn sounding/blending to teach their children.


Dear Hifive,

:welcome:

Does your son attend phonics class or you teach him at home? How old is he?

[Hifive]

Charmaine_chong:

Dear Hifive,

:welcome:

Does your son attend phonics class or you teach him at home? How old is he?

Hi Charmaine

My son is attending a montessori preschool but I do revise with him at home because he is only 3 plus. So the website you shared were wonderful tips, actually I was reading through the forum to check if there is any recommendation for reader that can reinforce those words ending with 'at', 'ad', 'am', etc.

Cheers

[Charmaine_chong]

Hi,


Free downloadable and fantastic ideas for
1.Letters and beginning sounds
http://confessionsofahomeschooler.blogspot.com/2010/05/z-review.html

2.numbers,shapes and colours
http://confessionsofahomeschooler.blogspot.com/2010/05/prek-numbers-shapes-colors-review.html

3.Free printable (phonics, math skills,lapbooking, ABC.......)
http://confessionsofahomeschooler.blogspot.com/2009/11/my-printables.html

4. Go to ABC & 123 section to see more ideas and free printables related to this topic

[MLJ]

Thanks Charmaine Chong for these treasure troves of sites! Btw, if my child is not so good at sight words, do you have any recommended materials or books tt I can get?

[Charmaine_chong]

Dear MLJ,


You may want to use Ladybird series-Peter and Jane. I do find it great to help the kids to remember sight words. I use it simultaneously with cards.

Not flashing, but take a card out of the words and get him read after me. Usually 2-4 words per week or two.

I use EPH-high frequency words (Popular) and Peter and Jane. The result is good. My 4.5yo isn't interested in P&J but i see great improvement. I just need to bribe him on every page he reads.

You can download sight words free here with Robot as background.

http://filefolderfun.com/SubjectRobots.html

I have friends who teach their kids with story books. You may want to try it. Get simple or books with repeated words, get him/her to read. Before that you read to the child daily till he/she familiarise, then encourage him/her to read.

I don't use this method. I personally find that P&J is the easiest.

[Charmaine_chong]

Do check out this blog


http://myplayschool.net/learning-to-read-rhyme-for-phonemic-awareness/

[MLJ]

:thankyou: once again! I now am better armed to help my girl.

[DC Mummy]

Charmaine_chong:

Dear All,


I have added an affortable materials which is the only one that is not free here- The Preschooler World Series. It is good for parents who want to learn sounding/blending to teach their children.

Yes, the \"Preschooler World Series\" is simply great and fantastic. I happened to buy the bundle series while browsing the books at popular bookstore one day. Thereafter, my DS shows great improvement in blending and started to read simple sentences after watching the VCDs. I also have learned alot from it :oops: I simply love this series :celebrate:

[Charmaine_chong]

Cheers DC Mummy,


May i know how old is your child?

I find the series are really good. Sounds are clear and easy to learn. To me, it is better than Leapfrog.