This week, I am delighted to tell you that I have finished making and have uploaded a lesson for each letter of the alphabet ready to teach on the interactive whiteboard. I had hoped to have them finished by the end of June, but I don’t feel too bad that it took me until 4 July — not too far over my goal.
Each letter is introduced in its own lesson with its most common sound, as is the expectation of most English curricula and phonics programs. This includes 20 consonants and the short sound for each of the 5 vowels (a, e, i, o and u). The letter ‘x’ is the exception. Its most common sound is ‘ks’ as heard in ‘box’, so that is how it is introduced.
The lessons are available individually and can be used in any order.
They are titled, for example Let’s learn about initial j and can be found in the Literacy/phonics collection.
Each lesson follows the same format.
The letter and ten words are presented aurally as well as visually with images as an additional aid to memory.
Continue reading: Lessons for teaching the letters and their most common sounds – readilearn
Great, Norah! I will roll the drums. Sometimes i think here in the anti anglo-american area 😉 we will also get more liberation in teaching. Have a nice week! xx Michael
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Thank you for sharing, Michael.
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You do a good job of teaching, Norah. Obviously, you put in time, thought, and passion. I bet your students appreciate you.
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That’s very kind of you, Angela. I am no longer in the classroom but spend a lot of time creating lessons that I hope teachers will find helpful and children will enjoy.
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I am glad you are kept it up even if you are no longer in class. Talent and passion like yours should be taken advantage of. Good day, Norah!
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Thank you, Angela. I can’t shake that passion away. Have a great week.
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Please don’t! 🙂
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What an undertaking. But there will be many teachers and parents who’ll thank you.
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It was a big job – more than I expected when I set out. 🙂
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I loved teaching letters to kids. I had so many websites to tie in with. These lessons look great, Norah. Sharing…
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Thanks so much, Jacqui. Appreciated.
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Lessons for teaching the letters and their most common sounds â #readilearn
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