BEGINNING LETTER SOUNDS. Beginning Letter Sounds  Grade: Kindergarten  Time: 20 minutes.

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BEGINNING LETTER SOUNDS

Beginning Letter Sounds  Grade: Kindergarten  Time: 20 minutes

Introduce the topic  Give details about the diverse sounds letters are able to do.  Start with alphabet “L”  What sounds can alphabet L make

Share Examples  Give the students time to echo various words, and thereafter recognize the words which begin with letter L

Provide Information  Give only some words that is starting with the letter L  Make the students sit in a circular position for them to think collectively to spot the words starting on the said letter.

Guided Practice  The teacher will check the list of words made by the students.  They will then add more words starting on the same letter.

Assess Learning  There will be a test on the students’ comprehension, which will take place in a worksheet separated into two sections  They will have a set of words.  They will write on the column depending on whether such a word starts with the letter L or not

The End of the Lesson  Students must be able to position and recognize L words  The lesson can be effortlessly personalized to all other letters.

References  Tompkins, G, Literacy for the 21 st century: a balanced approach, Fourth Edition, Pearson Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, New Jersey

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