AGE-APPROPRIATE ACTIVITIES

AGE-APPROPRIATE ACTIVITIES

1. Reading aloud

   • Students can connect the words with the images which helps them to learn new vocabulary. The story includes moral value which students can gain a lesson from.

2. Expressive vocabulary

   • Introduce students to the various types of emotions Allow students to express themselves Allow room for creativity and exploration

3. Narrative development

   • Develop speaking skills. Imagine and share their experiences. Instill the confidence in the pupils to talk in front of the class and develop self-esteem

4. Rhyme

   • Enhances speaking skills. Increases phonemic awareness by learning the spelling and sounds of rhyming words. Improves memory and cognitive development.

5. Phonological / Phonemic awareness

   • Allow students to recognize the patterns among words and use this knowledge to read and build words

6. Print awareness

   • Encourage students to understand the relationship between spoken and written language.

7. Writing and spelling

   • Test students’ vocabulary and grammar awareness. Adds on students’ vocabulary of common nouns. Allow students to express thoughts and ideas into writing.