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Enhancing Learning at Home: Fun Reading, Phonics, and Numeracy Tips

Discover engaging ways to enhance your child's learning experience at home. This guide emphasizes the joy of reading, making it a fun and quality time activity. Learn about phonics, including blending and segmenting sounds to improve reading skills. Explore natural numeracy concepts using everyday opportunities, such as counting, patterns, and board games. Also, find helpful suggestions on essential items for your child's book bag, ensuring a balanced selection of reading materials for diverse learning. Make learning a joyful experience!

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Enhancing Learning at Home: Fun Reading, Phonics, and Numeracy Tips

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  1. How to enhance learning at home.

  2. Reading • Sharing a book should be FUN! • Reading is more than words. • Try to make reading time QUALITY TIME.

  3. The very Hungry Caterpillar

  4. Phonics • Phoneme is the smallest sound in a word. • Children need to learn the sounds to make and break up words.

  5. Sounds

  6. Blending and Segmenting • Blending – Making words from sounds • Segmenting – Breaking words into their sounds

  7. Cursive Writing Cursive Writing Demo

  8. Numeracy • All children are natural mathematicians. • Use the world around us!

  9. What can I teach my child? • To count forwards and backwards up to 3o. • Number bonds to 10 on their fingers. • One more one less. • To look for patterns and shapes. • To play board games with your child. • To use positional and directional language.

  10. What can I teach my child? • The name and sound of every letter in the alphabet. • To sing songs and know nursery rhymes. • Enjoy reading everything and anything!

  11. What should be in my child’s book bag? • A book of their choice (Changed Mon, Wed &Fri) • A book that the teacher has chosen (Changed once a week) • Reading Record. • Sound Book. • High Frequency Words. • HOMEWORK?

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