Letterland

[metz]

Both my kids are big fans of Letterland.


Try this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9ua_RwRv7c

[buds]

Nice link, chamonix! :celebrate:

[buds]

Heyya sunset_dae... you may get your Letterland

supplies from here if you wish. Check out the new
product additions they have which just came in.

http://www.letterland.com.sg/

Hope this helps you with your search. You can also
find out from them whether they conduct parents
phonics training.

[Uh-Oh]

Hi buds,

my little imp’s cc is using Letterland, wat do u think of it? I just bought one letterland book recently, but dunno how to go abt teaching my boy. U got any precious suggestions? My imp is 2 y/o.

thks for yr attention.

[spring]

Hi buds,


I am interested in e letterland product. My dd is 2yo. Which r e items wld u recommend me for teaching her? I called e distributor n he told me he does nt conduct any phonic training for parents, but he recommend me to buy a software fr letterland which aids parents to teach e sound, blending. Hav u heard of it b4?

[buds]

The software is new in the market.

I have not come across that before
when my girls were younger or when
DD1 was with Tumble Tots… Maybe you
can consider getting that for starters, so
you will know how the letter sounds are
supposed to be pronounced before you
attempt to teach your child.

[buds]

Chief, i managed to only split this post

but dunno how to merge it with my first
Letterland thread. Help. Pleeease. :please:

[buds]

spring:

Hi buds,


I am interested in e letterland product. My dd is 2yo. Which r e items wld u recommend me for teaching her? I called e distributor n he told me he does nt conduct any phonic training for parents, but he recommend me to buy a software fr letterland which aids parents to teach e sound, blending. Hav u heard of it b4?

I first bought the Letterland cards and Alphabet Songs CD.
Later on after i found the songs rather interesting, i bought
the Action Songs and Handwriting songs as well.
Click page 1 of this thread to see how the items look like..

I also chanced upon the Letterland stories set in Popular,
i quickly picked it up as it was the last one! Phew... boy
i was soooo excited when i saw it. :shock: Buuuttt, just
like Montessori materials, the Letterland stuff are also
equally expensive. However, if you plan to teach
more than 1 child, the investment should be quite
sound. Just remember to keep the materials in a
safe place. :celebrate: Hope this helps.

[buds]

Uh-Oh:

Hi buds,

my little imp's cc is using Letterland, wat do u think of it? I just bought one letterland book recently, but dunno how to go abt teaching my boy. U got any precious suggestions? My imp is 2 y/o.

thks for yr attention.

Can you share what the book is about (content) or mebbe post up how the book looks like in your next post? Mebbe if i see it then, i can relate to you some simple stuff you could use with it. If it's something i dun have, i would be keen to get it too. Hehehee..

2yrs old learning Letterland introduction should be quite fun. Songs, games, stories, crafts, tracing activities should be included. Children also should get to work with the Letterland cards, where they are introduced and shown to familiarize with the Letterland characters and the letter shape they each represent, plus the sound that character makes. Your lil' impy would love it, i think... at least i did. :oops: I mean, at least my DD did. (enjoy her Letterland introduction lessons @ Tumble Tots).

[spring]

Hi buds


Thanks for ur reply. For e cards u mention iszt e first reading flashcard? If i buy e flashcards, do i stil need to buy e ABC book? ermmmm..... can u advise me on how to carry out teaching her e introduction of letter sound n shape using letterland? N for tracing, can i jus get those fr popular? For e handwriting song, how does it help when it comes to tracing of letters? Sorri.... bombarding u with so many questions. :oops: