Kid’s Corner
{Week 5: Language}
Activity: Word Recognition
Lesson by Annie
Inspired by: Family Eduction
Theme: Summer
Days Color: Yellow
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Daily
Opener:
1.
Prayer {Say a prayer with your child}
2.
Calendar {Click
on the link to learn how to use the calendar}.
3. ABC / 123 Song
{Sing the ABC’s with your child & sing numbers 1-10 with your child}.
Description: Your
child will practice word recognition using simple words and photographs.
Materials:
Index cards
Pen or marker
Old magazines
Photographs (optional)
Scissors
Glue
1. Once your child can recognize the letters of
the alphabet, you may want to start practicing simple word recognition.
2. On one set of index cards, write some simple
words, such as cat, dog, or bird.
3. On another set, draw or cut out magazine
pictures that illustrate the words you have chosen.
4. Lay all the cards on the table, face up, and
have your child match each word to the corresponding picture.
5. Try name recognition by using photographs of
your child, siblings, friends, relatives, and so on.
6. Write the name of each person on an index card
and have your child match the photo to the appropriate name.
Learning Opportunity:
1.
Your child will practice relating words to
photographs.
2.
Your child will practice word recognition, which
helps with future reading.
3.
Your child will gain confidence participating in
this activity.
Read
Aloud:
Summer Morning
I saw dawn creep across
the sky,
And all the gulls go
flying by.
I saw the sea put on its
dress
Of blue midsummer
loveliness,
And heard the trees begin
to stir
Green arms of pine and
juniper.
I heard the wind call out
and say:
“Get up, my dear, it is
today!”
Daily
Craft: Activity Jar {Click
on the link to learn about using the activity jar}
*Stallone Tested and Approved: I had first orginally wanted to use magazine pictures for my words, but had "no luck" while looking through my "Parenting" magazines, so I did the best next thing and just drew. The pictures were not too difficult to draw, well, maybe the dog was for me..lol! Stallone lOVED this activity too, he was very quick to match the picture to the word, though I did not know how he was going to do with out me reading the words to him. I simply laid out two words at a time, in the beginning, then a picture and he matched the picture to the word, we then read the word out loud and went over each letter in the word. As the activity went on, I increased the words and pictures, by the end he had all four pictures and words laid out, and he was matching them all! Yay! Simple but important activity to be doing to prepare our little ones for reading! I plan on doing this activity again and again, each time increasing the words!
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