The document provides guidance on how to teach a child to read and write. It recommends focusing on letter sounds over names when teaching reading and using techniques like flashcards, reading aloud together, and word games to make learning fun. For writing, it suggests strengthening hand muscles through scribbling, using visible writing guides, tracing, and positive reinforcement.
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Steps on how to teach reading and writing fundamentals
The document provides guidance on how to teach a child to read and write. It recommends focusing on letter sounds over names when teaching reading and using techniques like flashcards, reading aloud together, and word games to make learning fun. For writing, it suggests strengthening hand muscles through scribbling, using visible writing guides, tracing, and positive reinforcement.
The document provides guidance on how to teach a child to read and write. It recommends focusing on letter sounds over names when teaching reading and using techniques like flashcards, reading aloud together, and word games to make learning fun. For writing, it suggests strengthening hand muscles through scribbling, using visible writing guides, tracing, and positive reinforcement.
1. Memorizing Alphabet Song 2. Focusing on Letter Names 3. Teaching Sight words first 4. Focusing on the whole-word-approach or the word shape method
B. Learning Phonetic Reading
1. Synthetic Phonetic Reading +Phonemic Awareness Development
C. 3 Easy Steps to Teach Reading for Beginners
1. Learn first the sound of each letter 2. Blend 2 letters 3. Connect 3 letter words (C-V-C)
D. Reading Techniques and Strategies
1. Focus on the letter sounds over the letter names 2. Read Aloud with the child 3. Use flashcards, printouts, and other interesting reading materials 4. Play word games for encouragement 5. Read, Repeat and Practice Shared Reading 6. Be patient; the best way to teach kids to read is to make it fun!
II. How to teach a Child to Write?
A. Tips on How to Teach Writing
1. Make it fun! 2. Strengthen the hand muscles 3. Ensure a good grip 4. Allow them to scribble 5. Make the guide lines or margin lines more visible 6. Make use of tracing 7. Teach them letter recognition 8. Encourage and praise them