Teacher Abby

28/06/2025

Best idea to teach your kids shapes!
Color the shapes and match!

28/06/2025

Reading is a key skill that opens the door to learning. However, some learners struggle to read or have not yet developed basic reading skills. To support non-readers, teachers and parents can use simple and effective techniques that build confidence and lay a strong foundation for reading. Below are helpful strategies to guide non-readers on their journey toward becoming successful readers.
Here's some effective reading strategies for your kids! 👇👇

🔤 1. Phonemic Awareness Activities
Help learners hear and manipulate sounds in spoken words.

🌟Clapping syllables in words

🌟Rhyming games (e.g., "What rhymes with cat?")

🌟Beginning sounds practice ("What sound does 'sun' start with?")

📚 2. Phonics Instruction
Teach letter-sound relationships so students can decode (sound out) words.

🌟Use letter cards or magnetic letters

🌟Practice CVC words (consonant-vowel-consonant, like “cat”)

🌟Gradually move to blends and digraphs (e.g., "ch", "sh")

🧠 3. Sight Word Recognition
Introduce high-frequency words that cannot always be sounded out.

🌟Use flashcards, games like bingo, or word walls

🌟Practice reading in short sentences (e.g., “I see a dog.”)

🧍‍♂️ 4. Multi-sensory Learning
Engage more than one sense to help with memory and understanding.

🌟Tracing letters in sand or with fingers

🌟Using songs, actions, or drawing while learning words

🌟Use story props, puppets, or realia (real objects)

📖 5. Repeated Reading
Build fluency and confidence through practice.

🌟Read the same book multiple times

🌟Use predictable books with repeating patterns

🌟Let the student “read” using pictures and memory

👂 6. Read Aloud and Shared Reading
Let learners hear fluent reading and follow along.

🌟Use big books or projected texts

🌟Point to each word as you read

🌟Encourage the learner to join in for familiar parts

🎯 7. Modeling and Echo Reading
Let the teacher read first, then the learner repeats.

🌟Helps with intonation, expression, and word recognition

🌟Builds confidence through guided support

🎨 8. Picture Clues and Visual Literacy
Teach learners to use pictures to make meaning.

🌟Ask: “What do you see in the picture?”

🌟Predict the story before reading

🌟Match pictures with words (e.g., dog → 🐶)

🧩 9. Games and Interactive Activities
Make learning fun and engaging.

🌟Word matching games

🌟Letter-sound treasure hunt

🌟Memory cards (e.g., match “sun” to a picture)

🧑‍🏫 10. Individualized and Small Group Instruction
Give one-on-one support when possible.

🌟Adjust to the learner’s level

🌟Give frequent praise and encouragement

🌟Track progress regularly





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16/05/2025

The five traditional human senses are sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. These senses help us perceive and interact with the world around us.

Sight:
Our ability to see, primarily through the eyes, allows us to perceive visual information like color, shape, and movement.

Hearing:
Through our ears, we can detect and interpret sounds, such as speech, music, and environmental noises.

Smell:
The sense of smell, also known as olfaction, is facilitated by the nose and allows us to detect and identify odors.

Taste:
Our taste buds, located on the tongue, help us perceive different flavors, including sweet, sour, salty, and bitter.

Touch:
This sense, mediated by the skin, enables us to detect various tactile stimuli, including pressure, temperature, and pain.

16/05/2025

TENSES OF VERB

04/04/2025

"To be is to do" ~Socrates
"To do is to be" -Kant
"Do be do be do" -Scooby Doo

30/01/2025

Hey, young learners! Are you ready to boost your math skills? Learning MDAS (Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction) is an important step in solving equations correctly. Remember the rule: Always solve multiplication and division first, then move on to addition and subtraction!

Practice makes perfect, so keep solving, keep learning, and don’t be afraid to make mistakes—that’s how we grow! Who’s ready for some fun MDAS challenges? Let’s go!

17/04/2024

Cursive writing alphabet ✏️📝✍️

10/04/2024

Science time! Parts of Plants.
Answer the following n:

10/04/2024

Kindergarten coloring materials 🎨🖍️

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