Use LEGO and other simple blocks and construction toys to teach Early Literacy

Making letters

Play is a natural instinct of the children. It has been effectively used for teaching. Friedrich Wilhelm August Froebel was the father of the Kindergarten system, “Children’s Garden” a system which encourages fun and play based learning.

Learning the alphabet doesn’t have to be boring and stressful!  Kids love LEGO, construction Blocks and so on. There’s no reason not to take advantage of that. Here’s a fun and very simple way for students to practice building letters, tracing letters, and even writing letters. I know this LEGO and Unifix alphabet activity will be great for kindergarten age!

Make learning fun and exciting! Adding an element of play makes learning feel like play time and that is perfect for young learners! Early childhood should be filled with play and fun times. Add their favorite toys!

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School Community Hide and Seek attribute of two object math worksheets

Product Description

This is a part of these School Community Hide and Seek series.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/School-community-hide-and-seek-Data-handling-worksheet-4945329

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Attributes Of Two Related Objects

Matching pairs of objects and classifying by attributes.

 

Description

Students reason about matching pairs of objects, identify attributes of the matching pairs, and reason about pairing two objects according to their attributes.

attribute of two object math kindergarten worksheets

This is a part of these School Community Hide and Seek series.

 

An IB education aims to transform students and schools as they learn, through dynamic cycles of inquiry, action and reflection. Teachers enable and support students as they develop the approaches to learning they need – for both academic and personal success.

Through this School Community Hide and Seek UOI, students can engage early maths too.

blabber, ribbit, phew, neigh, beeow … what does that mean in Japanese??

Onomatopoeia is a common literary device to use while writing that many people use every single day – often times without even realizing they are using a form of it in their own language situation!

For non- native English learner sometimes cannot catch exact situation image, and because of that they might feel difficult for English book. Especially picture books are used many onomatopoeia words, mimic words and imitative words.

If you’re curious about onomatopoeia, I made a list for onomatopoeia words and Japanese. You can use in your ESL lesson for Japanese students.

It is created for native Japanese speakers to learn English vocabulary.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Onomatopoeia-Word-List-for-Japanese-English-learner-4966191

Contained words

arf
bang
bash
click
fizz
flick
giggle
groan
jobber
knock
meow
neigh
oink
phew
snicker
slurp
rattle
ribbit
sizzle
puff
gnaw


blab, blabber
fluffy
flutter
itch, tickle
mumble
prickle
snaggy
sticky
snarl
shiny
pudgy
stagger
sob
smooth
pipping hot
brouhaha
dillydally
dizzy
dumpy
fuss
jerk

phew
rmbl/rumble
beep
honk
beeow
spang
spank
splat
pow
bam
ka-boom
krak
smack
clang
pon
zap
squash
eek
ba-dump
buzz