Comparing Pre-school English Reading and Phonics Enrichment
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kola wrote:
- Could you suggest a better and more interesting method to revise with her, as the blue series is getting tougher, I want to make sure she really grab the concept and know the words.
buds wrote:
Sure thing, lemme get together some materials and share with you some
activities to work with her. Gimme some time okie? Cos my girls are in
the midst of exams and we're doing revision together these days they
are home. [/quote]Hi buds,
Do you still remember me...? :oops: I think it has been quite a while, probably it has slip your mind a little....
Hmm.... I am still waiting patiently for the suggestion of activities that I could do with my girl (K1 next year) on her blue scheme phonics at home....
Kindly advise...
Thanks in advance your time and effort... -
Yes, of course i still remember you kola.
Sorry i'm tied up with some events with
the girls' school for year-end graduation
and performances stuff like that... i'm an
active parent-support momma for my
girls' school. I have found some stuff to
share with ya... will find time to take some
pictures and put it up to help you in your
journey to help yours...
Apologies
for the delay. :oops:
In the meantime, there are some activities
here you can read up about from my other
thread, ya?
> http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1927 -
Hi buds,
Knowing that you are a very busy mommy... I will wait patiently...
Thank you for the useful link... :lol: -
:lol: Yah, i try to keep myself occupied to stay sane. :lol:
Yes... Yes... Patience IS afterall a virtue. :please: -
buds:
Think she is doing fine as the teacher told me now my DD had learn the 1st character & last character. Soon can decode the word! Example Snail, S & L she know.It's not imperative that you do 2 subjects at one go & stressing
her & yourself out. Start out with the phonics and once that is
over, continue the Math. The homebased one can just stick to
Phonics first as i have advised you before. Maximise the time
of 1.5hrs to learn one thing at a time rather than shorten
the timing to 45min to learn both... btw, how is she doing
over at the homebased one? Care to share feedback?
Maybe she is an existing kindergarten teacher so she do put in some extra outside montessori phonics. Had inform the teacher that I would want her to concentrate phonics, maths can come later.
Would provide more feedback once I get the assessment report.
Ok lah from Redhill to Sengkang at the most 20-30 minutes
drive I can still tahan! -
titank:
Think she is doing fine as the teacher told me now my DD had learn the 1st character & last character. Soon can decode the word! Example Snail, S & L she know.
That means she will be doing wordbuilding soon. But not for words like
snail... hee..... it'd be more to those 3-letter ones like c_t, t_p (etc).
She'd be learning that two consonants and a vowel make a word and she
should be taught to listen and sound out the vowel sounds in 3-letter
phonetic words.titank:
Yes, that is definitely a plus! :celebrate:Maybe she is an existing kindergarten teacher so she do put in some extra outside montessori phonics.
titank:
You lah... early early dowan to listen to me. Cheh.. :roll: :lol:Had inform the teacher that I would want her to concentrate phonics, maths can come later.
But good that you eventually went ahead with just one.
Your DD is still quite young... consider just nice to start this
early & will definitely have enough time to do other enrichment
programmes to support her learning development. Think mebbe
u learnt your lesson from your DS time... :lol: Cannot last minute
prepare children for primary education... especially in our current
pace of primary school curriculum.
titank:
Orite bro, cool.Would provide more feedback once I get the assessment report.
Will look out for it! titank:
At least you drive mah.. not taking public transport. While she goesOk lah from Redhill to Sengkang at the most 20-30 minutes drive I can still tahan!
for lesson, you can hop over Sengkang Pool and play slide with your
DS for one on one time.
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Yes now doing the 3 letter word not those 5 letter word. Guess just have to take it easy & no point rushing.
For the case of my DS, he completed Montessori Phonics from age 4.5 to 5. So in Age 6 (K2) he was being put into P1 class as suggested by the teacher. In commercial centre, some phonics course even can start at age 3. Generally I do not like to start too early as that means I have to pump the $$ faster.
Have lah, I got listen your word meaning that concentrate on the phonics. Indeed in 90 minutes to do both the phonics & maths is not easy. I think now is more like 90% phonics & have a bit of time then into the maths like 10%. Guess maths can come later where most important master the phonics.
No chance go Sengkang Pool play slides lah! While the DD having phonics class, Iām on my way bring DS go swimming. So it is super challenging to have 2 kids having enrichment around the same time. -
Hi
My DS has been attending enrichment lessons at Zoo Phonics since 18 months and he will be in K2 next year.
I am switching him over to MA next year cos i was told that besides Phonics, MA will teach a lot of other things like Speech N Drama, Early Writing Skills, Simple story-writing (scribing), Early reading comprehension, Vocabulary building.
But i am worried that whether the transition will be good for him.
Anybody with kids in MA. How do they teach the phonics there?
Appreciate yr advise.
Thks & rdgs, -
titank:
Yes now doing the 3 letter word not those 5 letter word. Guess just have to take it easy & no point rushing. For the case of my DS, he completed Montessori Phonics from age 4.5 to 5. So in Age 6 (K2) he was being put into P1 class as suggested by the teacher. In commercial centre, some phonics course even can start at age 3.
Oh... then for your DS consider ok la.. the age he embarked on his enrichment
programme is just nice. Yah? There are centres that offer Phonics course
for 3-year olds? Really?titank:
Cute lar you! :lol:Generally I do not like to start too early as that means I have to pump the $$ faster.
titank:
Got arh? Cause initially i remember you mentioned scared your DD boredHave lah, I got listen your word meaning that concentrate on the phonics.
of doing the Phonics part thru out the whole session mah... that's why i
said you dowan to listen lor. :laugh: Joking arh... joking... :siam:titank:
Of course Math can come later. By then the language is also better developed.Indeed in 90 minutes to do both the phonics & maths is not easy. I think now is more like 90% phonics & have a bit of time then into the maths like 10%. Guess maths can come later where most important master the phonics.
No point lah do 10%. Montessori Math has a wide range of materials to work with...
How to work with the child even if 1 to 1 basis with only 10% of the time aiyoh... :slapshead:
Mission impossible and meaningless to even begin with. Montessori Math is a multi-
sensory method of teaching Math. Without sufficient time to even work with the
materials, how to grasp any concept?titank:
If you send DS Sengkang Pool, nearby nia mah... then DD goes MontessoriNo chance go Sengkang Pool play slides lah! While the DD having phonics class, Iām on my way bring DS go swimming. So it is super challenging to have 2 kids having enrichment around the same time.
enrichment, DS goes for swimming lesson and YOU can go play slides all on your own!
Lagi best! Some time for yourself! -
titank:
All bottom down to the ctr itself. Principal and Staff. My girl is in Pasir Ris MMI, at the age of five, she could write this to me when we brought her to Club Med PhuketHi Buds,
I called up every MMI, in the end all told me they are childcare based.Do not have any enrichment type.
\"jie jie you are the best!
Mummy you are the best!
Daddy you are the best!
Thank you for bringing me to ClubMed.
Thank you for teaching me Mathematic and English.
I love you all!
When she handed that to me she told me does it slang. I am impressed.
all this also bottom down to individual character, my 2nd girl she is more creative than her jie jie. She likes to show and express herself. During dinner she will say \"Mummy, enjoy your meal\" not like the usual saying \"mummy eat, daddy eat\"
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