Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Reading...Useful Websites!

Dear Parents,

I will continue to stress on the importance of helping your child to read storybooks.

If your child can't read, you must find ways to help them. You can read storybooks to them daily. If you can't do it, get someone to read to them. There is online help too.


Starfall's Learn to Read with phonics
http://www.starfall.com/
Steps to Reading - A free website to teach children to read with phonics. Exciting phonics games and online interactive books.

Storyline Online
www.storylineonline.net
Celebrities from the Screen Actors Guild Foundation read stories aloud.
 
Online Picture Books Read Aloud
Free online storybooks that are read aloud

Online Stories
Children's Storybooks Online

Storynory Free Audio Stories for Kids
All our stories and audio books come with a full English text.

Children's Storybooks Online
Free online children’s books for young children, older children and young adults.
 
 

Grammar

Dear Boys and Girls,

Do you know these grammar items?


Grammar
sentence structure: The ____ can/can’t ____.

pronouns: he, she
verbs: jumped, paddled, rolled, screamed
conjunction: and

preposition: over, in, into
comma for listing  

contractions: I’ll, I’m, you’re, don’t
personal pronouns: he, she (revision) I, you, they
sentence structure: I’m a …., I’m not a ….
revision: I can… I can’t ……

articles: a, an
pronouns: it, me
structures: What do you….
                  What could it…..

Preposition: in, on, over
verbs: go, fly, play, swim, ski, swing, fall
sentence structure: I am a …;  See…; Here is…  
full stop at the end of a sentence      

sentence structure: I see a ____________.
determiners: a, the
pronouns: [he, she, it]




Grammar
uncountable nouns: bread, butter, honey
conjunctions: or, so
contractions: that’s , I’ll (rev)
structure: I want…; Here is…; 
imperative: Get ….

pronouns: your, we
direct speech structure: “ ____________,”   said ….

pronouns: it, me,(rev.)
verbs (present continuous): -ing
 I can see ……….
 It is ……-ing after me.-ing

contractions: you’re, I’m (revision)
adjectives: big, tough, orange, green, purple
structures: The …ate…for breakfast/lunch/ dinner.
punctuation: hyphen when a two word noun becomes an adjective – ice cream and ice-cream cone

pronouns: my, mine, our, everyone
contraction: it’s
structures: Whose……
                  Is this……?
                  It’s my/our……
                  This is……..

present continuous tense (revision)
verbs to be: is, are
subject/verb agreement 

pronouns: who, your
structure: Will you ….
                 I will /can’t….
punctuation: capital letters for names