BGP054 | SIT Phonics CVC
By Dr. Rajeev Tamhankar
This video explains an interactive phonics lesson focused on teaching young children the combination of letters to form simple CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words, specifically focusing on the word “sit.” The lesson involves storytelling, pretend play, and using flashcards to engage children in learning through play.
- Start with the letters S, I, T to form the word “sit.”
- Create a pretend play story with the child’s favorite toy, pretending the toy wants to sit but needs help spelling “SIT.”
- Hide flashcards of the letters and give clues to find them.
- Have the child combine the flashcards to form “SIT” and act out the toy sitting down.
- Encourages letter recognition and blending through interactive play.
- Helps children retain phonics concepts with engaging, hands-on learning.
- Reinforces spelling and reading in a playful, memorable way.
- Increases child’s focus on phonetic sounds and word formation.
- Use different toys or favorite characters to personalize the activity.
- Hide flashcards in easy-to-find places to maintain the child’s interest.
- Repeat the activity with different CVC words to reinforce learning.
- Involve physical actions like sitting down to connect words with real-world actions.
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