The Alphabet Sound Song Chart is a tool all kindergarten teachers provide to their students. It is excellent for pointing practice, connecting letters to sounds and objects beginning with those sounds. It incorporates rhyme as well. The PDF version of this chart is provided in the first blog post here!
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Don't worry about using a reading log, unless your student's teacher requires it. Reading to your child each night is not only wonderful for developing relationships but also a perfect way to learn new things, regardless of whether they are facts, fairy tales, or poetry.
Sometimes, 20 minutes a day doesn't work out. As adult readers, we do not necessarily read 20 minutes a night. Sometimes, we read more because we are so excited about what we are reading and learning. Other times, our minds are tired and we may not read at all. A general recommendation is to make reading together a routine in your home. In Kindergarten, your child will learn the foundation skills for learning to read. Students will identify and produce letter names and sounds, spell spell three and four letter words, learn to accurately track words with their fingers, build their vocabulary, and demonstrate basic comprehension of text. This blog will provide weekly information about what information is being introduced and practiced during my time with your child. One of the first activities your child will be introduced to is the Alphabet Sound Song Chart. It is a rhyming song that supports letter name and sound mastery. You can practice singing it at home, touching each letter as the name and sound are said! ![]()
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