CNR El Salvador City Division

26/11/2021

To all our ELSA's GEMS, parents, and other stakeholders, let us watch our dear ASDS Sir Dionesio L. Liwagon Jr., CESE in a great opportunity to be our storybook reader for Araw ng Pagbasa in celebration of the 2021 National Reading Month.

22/11/2021

Creating Literacy Materials and Using Them in Teaching at Home

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eV7VZDsiHCM

Creating Literacy Materials and Using Them in Teaching at HomePlease watch how our home learning partner creates the literacy materials by watching the video...

21/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material: Counter Cups

Teaching Mathematics to young kids is not difficult if it is integrated with games. Mathematical games can be used to enhance students' attitudes towards mathematics. Games provide parent-child interaction as well as opportunities for exploring ideas and more opportunities for communication and discussion that are
normally available in the classroom. Games are highly motivating because the child is actively participating and is in control.

Dear home learning partners, why not try making Counter Cups at home and use the material in teaching counting numbers to your kids? Let's go...😍

21/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material (Numeracy): Mathematics Roller Machine

"Math may not teach me how to add love or subtract hate, but it gives me hope that every problem has a solution"-Inspirational Math Quote

Math is vital in our world today. Everyone uses mathematics in our day to day lives, and most of the time, we do not even realize it. Without math, our world would be missing a key component in its makeup. One either likes math or dislikes it. One reason why students may hate math is because many of the concepts are abstract and can be hard to master.

The use of blocks, fruits, balls, or other manipulation tools help students learn the basics of place value, addition, subtraction, and other areas of basic math. Manipulation tools make it easier for students to learn and understand basic skills. These are ideal when students learn best through hands-on experience and building, rather than traditional lessons and repetition.

Dear home learning partners, try making this manipulative tool at home and use it in teaching the basic operations in Math: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. 😀 👍

20/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material: Hand Game

Making learning fun motivates students and helps them pay attention and stay focused on the subject. Using games in teaching can help increase student participation, foster social and emotional learning, and motivate students to take risks. By playing games, students become more motivated to learn, pay attention and participate in set tasks. Games help students to become a part of a team as well as take responsibility for their own learning. They can also be a great classroom management tool, helping to motivate a class.
So to our dear home learning partners, why not try making this learning resource material at home and use it in teaching your children addition and subtraction in a fun and enjoyable way.😍

19/11/2021

Home-Based Learning Resource: Letter Lacing

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Letter lacing is an activity for toddlers and preschoolers. It helps children develop fine motor skills, bilateral coordination, motor planning and visual pe...

19/11/2021

Home-Based Reading Resource Material: Using Multisensory Approach

Dear parents, let's have fun teaching your children how to read at home using multisensory approach

Reading Using Multisensory Approach.

18/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material: Word Family Spoons

Teachers and parents play an important part in helping our school children to become literate citizens. Even at a time of great uncertainty and change brough...

16/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material (Language Literacy):
"WORD FAMILY SPOONS"

Giving your child plenty of opportunities to play and have fun is one of the best ways to help them grow into curious, creative, healthy, and become happy equipped with the literacy skills they need today. Next time your child asks to play with you while learning to read, try this home-based resource material and share the joy of developing literacy skills while discovering and having fun as you connect with each other and the world around you.

16/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material (Language Literacy):
"ALPHABET BOX"

A fun way to practice recognizing and sorting letters in a hands-on way and as the kids hold each item (for each letter or sound), they practice a physical and sensory touch.

Home-Based Resource Material : "Alphabet Box"A fun way to practice recognizing and sorting letters in a hands-on way and as the kids hold each item (for each...

16/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material (Language Literacy):
"SPIN IT TILL YOU SPELL IT"

Do you want to make teaching reading and spelling fun to your kids? Try to make "Spin It Till You Spell It" at home. This resource material surely makes your children eager to use it and will enhance their reading and spelling skill.

16/11/2021

Home-Based Resource Material (Language Literacy):
"MAGIC SPOON"

Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn”. -Benjamin Franklin

Children learn and develop early literacy skills through play, reading with others and being involved in everyday activities in their home with their family and in the community. They learn best if they are involved in the teaching-learning process and with the use of manipulatives.
Let's learn how to make it at home and let your child use it to develop their reading skill.😀