Key Words with Peter and Jane - kártya [antikvár]

Ensuring success with Key Words flash cards Using Key Words flash cards helps children recall a word on sight, which in turn helps with reading, spelling and building sentences of their own. Children learn quickly when they are having fun. Below are somé tips for playing games with these cards. You cári begin by selecting words important to your child, making your own cards if necessary. These could include your child's name, the name of their pet or 'Mummy'. Explain what the words say and talk about the letters and sounds. Can your child recognise the words as you hold up the cards? Can he or she pick them out from a small group of other flash cards? When these words are recognised, progress to another small group of cards. Games help develop memory: you can use toys to help you mime position words such as 'in', 'on', 'up', 'down', 'over'. Can your child find the card that says the word? You can alsó use the cards to make short sentences together: I am big/litlie. It is old/new. We have one/two. You can see Peter and Jane doing this in book 4c.