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This activity teaches the child about English digraphs, sounds that are made with two letters. | |||
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Revision as of 17:56, 3 June 2020
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| Language - Reading | |
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| Level | Primary |
| Age | 4.5 |
| Prerequisites | Double Sandpaper Letters |
| Materials | two boxes of letters in different colors |
This activity teaches the child about English digraphs, sounds that are made with two letters.
Presentation
- Take the digraph boxes to a mat.
- Take the two letters of the digraphs out of the first box. Hold them together, one in each hand, to emphasize that they are a unit.
- Place the letters together on the mat.
- Think of a word that begins with that phonogram. Use the other color of letters to make the rest of the word.
- Think of a word that ends with that phonogram.
- Make other words with that phonogram as long as the child shows interest.
