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Brilliant site for helping young children to read
      #164035 - Sun Feb 20 2005 02:14 PM

For anyone who is trying to help a young child to read, this site could be useful. It's full of illustrated nursery rhymes.

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/Rhymes.html

I like the "There was an old lady who swallowed a fly" story. I remember reading that one as a child!

There are various ways to teach children to read depending on what stage they are at:

If they can't speak at all, just read the rhyme and point to the pictures as you say the words

You could get them to point to the pictures and say what the picture is if they aren't ready to read the text.

Or read the rhyme to them and then get them to read it back to you, tracing along the words with your finger and helping them with pronouncing the beginning of the word like cl... to help them say clock.

One word of warning - scan the text for American spellings!




I don't have any children at present, but I have read to my friends' children. I teach adults.

If anyone knows anyone who is learning the English Language at a beginner level, these worksheets could be useful practice -http://www.ks3bradford.co.uk/Shine.htm






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Re: Brilliant site for helping young children to read [Re: dangermouse75]
      #164143 - Sun Feb 20 2005 06:38 PM

Top marks for that one.. my grandson will love it.
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Re: Brilliant site for helping young children to read [Re: dangermouse75]
      #164150 - Sun Feb 20 2005 06:46 PM

Nice tip, Chris!
I've been using enchanted learning for years with my students. I stumbled upon that site because I was finding ideas on how to teach Michaelangelo's art to my young class. That site has some coloring book pages on great art such as that by Michaelangelo. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/artists/italy.shtml

My new fave educational site now- http://www.abcteach.com I can find lesson ideas, get worksheets, and even get St. Patrick Day words for the word wall. http://www.abcteach.com/sb/2009.pdf The site would be great for parents also who want to supplement their child's learning with fun ideas. Use your imagination. There is even a great rain forest section. You could even use ideas on the rain forest section to give your child a rain forest theme room.

Another fun educational site for kids.
http://www.funbrain.com


Edited by MuseClio on 20/02/2005 18:54 (server time).



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