You could even teach your child that all the words on the left are nouns, and all the words on the right are verbs. Yeah, I actually didn't do that. I don't think she's quite ready for grammar yet... ;)
If any of you are interested in what I'm doing with Violet for preschool, let me know and I'll post more. (Great timing, I know--school is about done for the year. Oh well!)
You make depressed... I'll never be able to home school =(
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Thanks for sharing, Lise. I'm definitely going to be printing out that job chart!
ReplyDeleteYou have such great ideas! I will have to make copies of these things so I can use them this summer. You are an awesome mom!
ReplyDeleteElise, I hate to break it to you, but most pre-schoolers can't read. Heck, most kinder/1st graders can't read without picture support. :) Heavens, I can't tell you how many 2nd graders I worked on short vowel sounds with all of last year! I love what you're doing though. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have these. We are using Hooked on Phonics for Simon and he is doing really well with it. But I don't believe he could learn with any less structure. I agree with you on the picture thing. If Simon has a picture he won't even try to read a word. We'll see how he does with this. He is only reading 3 letter words and hasn't been through all the vowels yet so we'll see how he does. Nice work!
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