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Each day, choose one (or more) activities to complete with your child.
Aim to spend 10+ minutes working on letter names and sounds together!
Letter Strokes
Letter Strokes
All English letters are formed with 7 strokes. Preschool age children can start practicing those strokes by tracing them or independently making lines and shapes on a paper.
When you have mastered above letter strokes, you are ready to write letters. Click on the website below. You will find there a guidance for letter formation.
Journaling
Journaling
Depending on your child's level, she/he can trace the "bug" below or copy the words above.
Reading
Reading
Read as much as you can to your child every day. Depending on your child's reading level, let them pretend to read or describe the pages in a book. If the child knows some letters, ask the child to read one word or a sentence or read the book to you.
Phonogram Videos
Phonogram Videos
Visit our YouTube channel for phonogram practice videos with Teacher Aniela:
Cutting with scissors.
Cutting with scissors.
The skill of cutting with scissors is only mastered when the child has enough exposure to it. The best thing is to provide a child with lots of opportunities to use scissors like cutting a recycle paper with child friendly scissors. The child will need to be supervised while making creations of his/her choice. Another activity is to make or buy play dough and the child can work the dough and cut it with a plastic scissors. By working the dough, your child straightening his/her fingers muscles which is very important for writing and proper pencil holding.
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