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No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retreval System, oF transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, Fecording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Oxford University Press, This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way of trade or otherwise. be lent, resold, hired out, or otherwise circulated without the publisher's pror cansent in ony form of binding or cover other than that in which itis published and without a similar condition including this condition being impnsad on tho subsequent purcheocr. Editorial Manager: Shelagh Speers Editor: Edward Yoshioka Production Editor: Mark Steven Long Elementary Design Manager: Doris Chen Pinzon Designer: Ma-Bntt Hagsted Art Buyer: Donna Goldberg Production Manager: Abram Hall Production coordinator: Shante Persoud Printing (last digi 090705432 Printed in Hong Kong, Character illustrations by Kathleen McCord/Bookmakers, Ltd. Other illustrations by Anne Kennedy/Hk Portolio, Inc., Dana Regan, Naney Tobin/Square Moon, Vilma Otis-Dillon Lettering by Rita Lascaro Cover design by Doris Chen Pinzon Cover illustration by Kathleen McCora/Bookmokers, Ltd. and Rita Lascaro Susan Rivers Oxford University Press Introduction _ ‘The Tiny Talk ABC Workbook introduces preschool sludents to the letters of the alphabet and their basic sounds. It provides basic listening comprehension activities plus simple practice oxercicos for reading and writing these letters in a fun and meaningful format. The ABC Workbook can be used either independently or as an integrated supple- ment to the regular Tiny Talk course. COURSE DESCRIPTION Tiny Talk is a three-level course designed for preschool and kindergarten children The goal of this series is lu lielp young children build strong listening and speaking skills in English by having them interact with warm, lovable characters in everyday reall situations, The three levels are each divided into Aand B sections. Each of these six ‘sections includes a Student Book, a Workbook, Picture Cards, Wall Charts, and a Cassette. Each Teacher's Book combines instructions for hath the A and B sections. Puppets of the four main characters are also available. By coordinating the use of all these components, the teacher can enable ‘students to understand and practice a wide variety of basic English patterns. The Tiny Talk Songbook features the words and music to all sixty songs written especially for this series by Carolyn Graham, TINY TALK ABC WORKBOOK The Tiny Talk ABC Workbook, which is used in conjunction with Tiny Talk Student Book 3A and Student Book 3B, provides young learners with a simple introduction to the alphabet and basic phonics. @ mereton It introduces new vocabulary using all twenty-six letters and thair sounds, and recycles many words already learned in the regular Tiny Talk Student Books. Very young students will enjoy earning the alphabet through words and pictures that are pertinent and interesting to their age group. A variety of fun, age-appropriate activities reintorces the letters and their sounds, and gives students simple practice in listening, speaking, reading, and writing Timing Letters should be introduced one or two at a time at the beginnina or end of each class meeting. Approximately 10-15 minutes are required to teach each letter thoroughly. TOUR OF A UNIT The Tiny Talk ABC Workbook consists of twenty-six regular units plus two reviow units (one halfway through the book and one at the end). Each regular unit presents a sin- gle letter of the alphabet in a two-page spread, Every regular unit follows the same lesson progression in five stages. Each stage is clearly cued by simple icons for both teacher and student reference. Gl Letter and Sound Introduction The top left corner of the left-hand page introduces the upper- and lowercase forms of the target letter in a large, easy-to-recognize format. ne top right corner contains an amusing scene depicting one of the principal Tiny Talk characters — the toy bears Benny and Sue — having fun while interacting with two other characters or items that model the target letter. For example, in the second unit (B 'b) Sue is shown about ‘ hand a balloon to a smiling baby, The two model items are then isolated and enlarged in the middle section of the page (or adcitional sight and sound tecognition. Many of these words will be recycled in subsequent phonies activities. The corresponding section on the ABC Workbook Cassette provides additional support for introducing and reviewing the names and sounds cf both the target letters ang the made! words using these letters. Bi Letter Formation Practice The bottom third of the page provides a simple tracing and writing activity. It not only shows the correct stroke order for writing both the upper- and lowercase forms of the target letter, but also provides clear tracing ‘emplates’ over which students can begin to form the letters before proceeding to write them completely on their own. Letter-Reinforcement Activity The top haif of the right-hand page features aletter-reinforcement activity that varies in format from unit to unit For example, in one unit students might find and circle letters hiddon in a ecene; in another they might navigate a simple maze to reach an item that contains the target letter for that unit Other activities include coloring vocabulary items that fealure target letters, matching pictures to corresponding letters, or finding and circling target letters within a jumble of other letters. 1 phonies Practice A phonics activity appearing just below the middie of the page maintains the same format throughout the book The teacher either plays the three words for this section on the ABC Workbook Casseite oF reads them aloud from the tapescript on pages 4-7. Students listen to each of the three words twice, then circle those pictures Wat feature the large! leter for that unt For example, in the phonics exercise for the third unit (C ¢) students will see and hear the following three items: girl, cookie, cat. They must circle the pictures of the cookie and the cat in their books, but not that of the gi. Bi chant The unit concludes with a fun and interactive chant that appears in rebus form at the bottom of the page. The chant provides cumulative review and reinforcement for all the letters leamed by students to date. The teacher can either play the ABC Workbook Cassette to lead the chant, or direct the chant personally by referring to the tapescript on pages 4~7 ABC WORKBOOK CASSETTE ‘The ABC Workbook Cassette features the letter names, their basic sounds, and the simple words used to present these sounds. It also includes the phonics and chant activities for each unit Available in either American or British English versions, the Cassette clearly and directly models native-speaker pronunciation and intonation. It may be used both in class and at home for extra reinforcement. Tapescript Please note the following conventions in the text below: (1) Letter names are written in capital letters (tor example, E) (2) Letter sounds ave indicated by phonetic symbols; for example, /k/ represents the “hard C” sound. The phonetic symbols are for adult reference only and should nat be taught to young children at the preschool/kinéorgarten Lacy (9) The five vowels are introduced and modeled unly with short vowel sounds, (4) Hand claps are indicated by asterisks (*) in the chant lines that appear at the end of each regular unit Aa ~ Pages 8-9 4. Listen and circle. 4.-Listan arid ebest, gir, cookie, cat [twice each} A [twice] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. apple [twice] Cork" iki kt tki* [three times} ant (twice) {then chant:] A-+c! A, lw), apple {twice] A, fw! ant twice) Dd - Pages 14-15 4, Listen and circle. . 1; Liton'aid repeat: apple, ant, book [twice each} D ey 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. dinosaur [twice] A* fe/* fe/ fe/ fe!* {three times) donut twice) [then chant] Al D,/d/, dinosaur [twice] ,/d/, donut [twice} Bb ~ Pages 10-11 4. Listen and circle. 1. Listen and repeat. balloon, dog, donut [twice each) 8 twice) 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. baby twice] D*{d/" (A! id/ fd/* [three times} balloon twice] {then chant:] A+! 8, /b/, baby [twice] Bol eakoow twice] Ee-Pages 16-17 4. Listen and circle. 1. Listen and repeat, baby, door, bear Dy, a {twice each] z twice) 5. Chant. Listen and repeat, egg [twice] 8° ib/* fbi fbf /o/* [three times} elephant {twice} {then chant] A+B) E,/el, egg {twice} E, /e/, elephant twice] Soi Pageslian lau CR 4. Listen and ciicle. 1, Listen and repeat, elephant, envelope, apple [twice each] e [twice] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. cat twice] E* lel" /ellellel* {three times) computer {twice} + Gk/, cat {twice} ne ate Ae ,/k/, computer {twico} @ revesern i) Ff - Pages 18-19 4. Listen and circle. alligator, insect, iglco [twice each} 4. Listen and repeat. e {twice} 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. tence [twice] IAP hy nd [three times) farmer {twice} {then chant] a-+/! F,/f/, fence {twice} F./f/, farmer {twice} Jj~ Poges 26-27 4, Listen and circle. 4: Uietennerepsae: fish, house, fence {twice each] J ftwical 5, Chant. Listen and repeat. Jeep tw pede HE) EL Uh" juice twice] Fae A A {frese:times) J. Hs/, jeep {twice} t uJ, 1d3/, juice [twice] Gq - Pages 20-21 4. Listen and circle. juice, king, jacket [twice each] 1, Listen and repeat. 6 twice] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. gorilla {twice} J" id3/* /d3/ /d3/ id3/* [three times} garden {twice} {then chant:} AJ! G/a/, gorila {twice} G,/g/, garden [twice} Kk ~ Pages 28-29 4. Listen and circle. 41. Listen and repeat. key, garden, goat {twice each} K {twice} 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. sate: [twice} ye kangaroo {twice] Gigi" /ai fal fal" {three times} IM) bite Itwice) tthen chant] A --Gr K./k/, kangaroo {twice} Hh ~ Pages 22-23 : 4. Listen and circle. kite, girl, key [twice each] 1. Listen and repeat. i twice) 5. Chant. Listen and repeat, house [twice] Ko Uk/7/K/ TKI TKI" [three timest helicopter [twies} Ithen chant:] Asi) H, Ih/, house [twice] 4, Ini, helicopter [twice] Usage 90281 ER 4, Listen and circle. 1, Listen and repeat. hotdog, house, farmer twice each] L Itwice} 5. Ghant. Listen and repeat. a [twice] HIh/* thi (hf (h/* three times) Lickel rn Ithen chant) A-+H! CAG tmp [twice] N= Pogee 2-25. inten ane, leat, hand, fol twice each 1. Listen and repeat. ace ft y 1 twice) 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. igloo {twice} Lear A AT [three times] insect [twice] [then chant:] AL! 1.1, Igloo [twice] IA. insect Iswies] (© roveccnen @ Mm ~ Pages 32-33 1, Listen and repeat. Mw wee} mirror [owice] monster {twice} M, fm/, mirror [twice] M Imi, monster twice} 4. Listen and circle ‘mirror, moon ladder [twice eech] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. Mo /n/ */m m/f {then chant] A-»M! (three times} Nn - Pages 36-37 1. Listen and repeat. N twice) nest {twice} nowopaper [twice] N, ini, nest [twice] Nini, newspaper Itwice} 4, Listen ang circle. nest, monkey, nurse [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. N*/n/* Inf Ini ini? [three times} {then chant] A-+N/ Oo ~ Pages 38-39 1. Listen and repeat. oO [twice] octopus {twice} ox {twice} O, /a/, octopus [twice} 0, lal, ox [twice] 4. Listen and circle. octopus, elevator, ostrich [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. O*/a/* fal fal faf* {then chant] A+01 RAUNT. 1. Listen and repeat. [three times] BE [twice] pies {twice} pirate [twice] P. Ip, pizza {twice} P.Ip/, pirate [twice] QO errr 4, Listen and circle. bird, pizza, plano [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. Pipl * ips tpl tpt? {three times| {then chant] +P! Qq ~ Pages 42-43 1. Listen ana repeat. Q [twice] quitt [twice] queen [twice] Q./kw/, quitt [twice] kw, queen {twice} 4, Listen and circle. question mark, garden, queen {twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. QQ" /hw/* hws AWS Ihe? [three times] Ithen chant} 4 -Q Rr - Pages 44-45 1. Listen and repeat. R {twieo] rocket {twies} rainbow {twice} Ri), rocket Ltwice} R Iti, rainbow [twice] 4. Listen and circle. rambow, amp, rovot_ twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. Reirit itl It! Ief* {three times} Ithen chant:] A-+RP Ss-Poges46-U7 1. Listen and repeat. s {twice} sun [twice] sandbox twice} $./s/,sun [twice] S, is/, sandbox [twice] 4, Listen and circle. sock, sun, fan [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. SIs!" tsi Ish is! * {then chant:] A-+S! [three times] Tt- Pages 48-49 4, Listen and repeat. r {twice} turtie (twice) telephone {twice} TA, turtle {twice] T, (tf, telephone [twice] jeten and circle. dog tiger, telephone [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. Tras Me ft [thvee times} [then chant] AT! Uu ~ Pages 50-51 1. Listen and repeat. uv (twice) umoren twee] upstairs [twice] U, /a/, umbrella [twee] U, Jal, upstairs {twice} 4, Listen and circle. umbrella, underwear, ostrich [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat, Usinf*Inl dnd dal {then chant] A-+U! [three times] Wy Pages 52-53 1. Listen and repeat. v [twice] van [twice] vegetables [twice] V/v/, van [twice] V. Iv), vegetables [twice] 4. Listen and circle. flower, violin, vegetables [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. Velvet ivi ivi vit {then chant] A-+V! 1, Listen and repeat. [three times} w [twice] worn {twice] watermelon twice] W, Iw/, worm twice) W, Iw/, watermelon {twice] 4. Listen and circle. worm, hat, witch [twice each} 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. Wriwi*/w/ Swi fw/* [thee times} {then chant] A +w! Xx ~ Pages 56-57 1. Listen ang repeat. x [twice] fox [twice] six {twee} X, /ks/, fox [twice] X, /ks/, six [twice] |. Listen and circle. box, six, book twice each] . Chant. Listen and repeat. IkS/> (RSL RSI KS” [INtee Mes] {then chant] Ax! Yy - Pages 58-59 1. Listen and repeat. ¥ {twice} yo-yo {twice] yogurt {twice} Y¥, lil, Yo-yo [twice] Y, Lil, yogurt [twice] |. Listen and circle. water, yawn, yo-yo [twice each) . Chant. Listen and repeat. Y* ijl *0i/ fis Lilt three times] {then chant] AY! 1. Listen and repeat. Zz ice} zebra [twice] 200 [twice] Z Il, zebra {twice} Z lal, 200 {twice} 4, Listen and circle. 200, spider, zipper [twice each] 5. Chant. Listen and repeat. Z* hal t2/ (zl la/* {three times} [then chant:] AZ! 2 reese @ an apple pe & ie) Am A Rann RO 4 Find the balloon. ne & (fe ew 5 Reee RO no & (2 af — Match. — ~ke Kecke ® ne 218d B F cotor the “d” words. o 2 IZ) & On ne @& fe! p Wp ®W DoD =. ne 2 0 @ IZ) 5@ & ie Ew &— MW EEE ® eh 5e & (212) FOF WM FEF ® Bf f _ Fina the garden. 5@ & ie 2. M8... 82 a a os S oa: pe & Me HRW RHR oe Oe! o@ & ii I rd I ra III . 3 @ o @ (2 BH 4 Color the “j” words. Be & (212! Kw KR KKK OR ® on 2ie) Be & (2c! LW tL MR Lee m mirror monster BW Ble We dad. é L o @ (QZ) Find and circle the letters. aZ ne & p wp RM epPepP ® 4 Find the quilt. pe & ie - a & a Raaa®k | o & le! rocket rainbow BR RRR — a Jd Match. ro ®W® re Weer & sun sandbox Ho 4 Color the “s” words. Be & 2 s & s Wo sss 2 turtle telephone av 3 Hi Z Circle the “T” and “1” letters. pe & 2! TT RTT umbrella upstairs 9 Ho Zz Find and circle the letters. no & 26) ne & fe vw vy weve & © w® w® www n@ 2a = H 4, circte the “x” ond “x? letters. oe & if x ow x WH xxx Bo 4 Color the “y” words. a ee o @ 14) = } walibs. \ vy, /) 5@ & (a Y@ vy BW vyy w& no ie Mn Z00 A a x - sa " j x 5@ & 210! zz zzz @ Pp Qq R, Oo Nn Review Unit 2 é Find and circle all the letters. Iss Tr Us Ww Wwe yy 2 Q apple ant baby balloon aes (el : a cat computer dinosaur. donut a ___—__ oe COS house helicopter te pms igloo aay o o oS es = o mirror monster turtle umbrella. telephone upstairs Tiny Talk NA cea an cae ra naatte cece rss ie) BOD MCL SN fea Vote deere ssa iy Oxford University Press ISBN 0-19-435392.3, ih

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