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    EARLY LITERACY - How Do We Teach

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    Early literacy instruction focuses on developing six key skills in children: 1) expanding vocabulary by talking to children often, 2) fostering a love of books through shared reading, 3) using colorful prints and pictures to boost interest, 4) teaching the alphabet through letter sounds and names, 5) playing with sounds through songs and rhymes, and 6) presenting narratives to develop comprehension. Frequent interaction with children and taking time to teach new skills are important for effective early literacy instruction, which forms the foundation for all future learning.

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    Early literacy instruction focuses on developing six key skills in children: 1) expanding vocabulary by talking to children often, 2) fostering a love of books through shared reading, 3) using colorful prints and pictures to boost interest, 4) teaching the alphabet through letter sounds and names, 5) playing with sounds through songs and rhymes, and 6) presenting narratives to develop comprehension. Frequent interaction with children and taking time to teach new skills are important for effective early literacy instruction, which forms the foundation for all future learning.

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    Early literacy instruction focuses on developing six key skills in children: 1) expanding vocabulary by talking to children often, 2) fostering a love of books through shared reading, 3) using colorful prints and pictures to boost interest, 4) teaching the alphabet through letter sounds and names, 5) playing with sounds through songs and rhymes, and 6) presenting narratives to develop comprehension. Frequent interaction with children and taking time to teach new skills are important for effective early literacy instruction, which forms the foundation for all future learning.

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    Early

    Literacy
    Instruction
    Prayer
    ROSARIO PILI
    Nationalistic
    Song
    ROSARIO PILI
    ROSARIO PILI
    HAT IS LITERACY
    LITERACY means knowing
    and learning something that
    will be a great factor in
    improving ones skills and
    knowledge.
    As an educator it is
    important to know
    how we can teach
    literacy skills in early
    grades.
    What are the tips
    to strengthen
    literacy?
    Proper knowledge and
    understanding are very
    important thing that we
    must be given
    consideration. Here are the
    examples on how we can
    strengthen teacing literacy
    skills.
    1. TALK
    CHILDREN
    OFTEN
    2. Make
    reading
    together a
    daily routine
    3. Play
    rhyming
    games with
    children
    4. Setup an
    art/writing
    table in your
    main living
    area
    5. Provide kid's
    activities at
    home that
    support motor
    development
    How do we teach
    literacy
    instruction?
    Frequent interaction
    with the children is
    important in teaching
    literacy.
    The more we take
    our time dealing
    with them the more
    chances of teaching
    them new learnings.
    There are six early
    literacy skills that
    every children
    must know and
    how we can teach
    literacy
    Six Early
    Literacy Skills
    Language is the first things that was learn by
    a child. From the very first time that a child
    was born, the spoken language has been
    recognize by the babies. Using the spoken
    language a child can learn many things.
    1. Expand Vocabulary
    Children learn it as they hear
    it from their parents of the
    people around them. Talk to
    them often and let them
    describe tand say something
    on the things around him/her.
    2. Foster Love for Books
    Reading stories makes
    children ore interesting in
    listening and communicating.
    It allows them to imagine the
    things in the story.
    3. Show them plenty of
    prints
    Learning will eb effective
    especially to young ones if
    there are lots of colorful
    prints and pictures. It boost
    their interest.
    4. Teach the ABC’s
    Teaching them ABC is not just
    simply telling the name of the
    letter but most importantly
    teaching them the sounds of
    letters and how they look.
    Learning the sounds of the
    letters is one of the important
    thing that a child must learn to
    read and write well. Reading
    will be easier if a child know
    the sounds and figure of a
    letter.
    Letter sounding,
    singing and talking
    rhyming words will also
    help children be aware
    of the alphabet sounds.
    Allowing the children to
    speak the sounds of the
    letters give them confidence
    to create new word from
    combining sounds of letters
    and syllables.
    5. Play with sounds
    They can use and process spoken
    language, which means they
    instinctively know the sounds it
    consists of, but that doesn’t mean they
    know how to split the phonemes up
    along the arbitrary lines our spelling
    rules have assigned them.
    To learn to read, you need
    to be able to 
    map sounds to letters, so you
    can sound out your first
    words. Phonics can be
    especially tricky for a
    language like English in
    which different letters can
    stand for the same sound.
    Singing songs, such as Old
    MacDonald Had a Farm, is
    great for working on sound
    recognition, think (Ee-I-ee-I-
    oo), as are children’s books
    with exaggerated animal
    sounds and other silly content
    that may not make much sense
    to the adult eye.
    6. Present narratives
    Storytime at your local library may consist of
    someone reading to a group of toddlers. You
    can see the children listening, some of them
    quite attentively, and making sense of the story
    as they look at the pictures and process the
    language. If the reader stops to ask questions
    and comment on the books, they can perform
    a sort of comprehension check to be confident
    the children are following along.
    Recognizing a narrative and
    being able to produce one by
    talking about one’s day
    and/or organizing steps into a
    logical order, assists children
    when it comes time for them
    to learn to read and write.
    Teaching early
    literacy instruction is
    very important
    because this is where
    ALL LEARNING
    STARTS.
    REFERENCE:
     https://www.readandspell.c
    om/6-early-literacy-skills
     https://www.primroseschool
    s.com/blog/5-tips-to-strengt
    hen-early-literacy-skills/
    Than
    k You
    ROSARIO PILI

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