Phonics Orientation
By Dr. Rajeev Tamhankar
In this phonics activity, we explore the basics of phonics, including the purpose, content, and steps to get started. The session emphasizes the importance of understanding the sounds of alphabets and introduces a structured method for teaching children to recognize and blend sounds, improving their reading skills. The video also suggests using multisensory activities and engaging methods like rhymes and kinesthetic actions to make learning fun and effective.
- Begin by teaching the basic sounds of each letter to the child.
- Progress to blending sounds and learning digraphs to form words.
- Use multisensory activities, like rhymes and kinesthetic actions, to engage multiple senses.
- Focus initially on specific letters (A-S-T-P-I-N) to help children start forming simple words.
- Enhances reading skills by teaching children to recognize and blend individual sounds.
- Builds fluency and accuracy in reading through a structured phonics approach.
- Stimulates multiple senses, improving engagement and memory retention.
- Provides a fun, interactive learning environment that supports different learning styles.
- Use familiar songs or tunes to teach letter sounds in a fun way.
- Focus on one sound at a time to avoid confusing the child.
- Engage children with playful activities that involve speaking, listening, and movement.
- Start with simple, commonly used letters and progress gradually to more complex sounds.
Use Alphabet stickers and Flashcards to introduce your child with Phonics.
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