The main purpose of language is to communicate thoughts to others. Young children first develop speaking skills by learning words and short phrases from adults around them. As children develop language abilities in their early years, they gain skills needed for learning to read and write later on such as letter sounds and handwriting control. A variety of activities are used to strengthen language skills including picture cards, word lists, phrases, sentences, and books matched to the child's level.
The main purpose of language is to communicate thoughts to others. Young children first develop speaking skills by learning words and short phrases from adults around them. As children develop language abilities in their early years, they gain skills needed for learning to read and write later on such as letter sounds and handwriting control. A variety of activities are used to strengthen language skills including picture cards, word lists, phrases, sentences, and books matched to the child's level.
The main purpose of language is to communicate thoughts to others. Young children first develop speaking skills by learning words and short phrases from adults around them. As children develop language abilities in their early years, they gain skills needed for learning to read and write later on such as letter sounds and handwriting control. A variety of activities are used to strengthen language skills including picture cards, word lists, phrases, sentences, and books matched to the child's level.
The main purpose of language is to communicate, that is, to let
others know what are thinking, our natural inclination. The earliest Language Activities prepare the child for writing and reading by first augmenting the toddler’s exiting speaking skills. If the others are standing directly in front of us, and we want let them know what we are thinking, our natural inclimation is to speak. Just as speech is our natural response to wanting to communicate our thoughts, the child’s acquisition of speech is natural part of growing up human, as learning to walk on two legs, or manipulating objects with the other four fingers. A hearing child living around speaking adults will almost inevitably learn to speak in the few years of life. These preparatory Language Activity may begin as soon as the child is talking with meaning in phrases and short sentences. In the first two years of life, the young child sees, hears and experiences many things without thinking about them in a rational or descriptive way. Learning to write To be able to write, a child must develop a two-fold skill. He must commit to memory the shape of the letters and their corresponding sounds, and he must develop the muscular skill necessary for using the pencil with control. The Activities Insert For Design of Language SPL LMA Pink Box 1. Pink Box 1 2. Pink Box 2 3. Pink Box 3 4. Pink Box 4 Pink Small Picture Card Pink Box 5 Reading List 1. Pink Word List 2. Pink Booklet Sight Word ( Pink Box 6) Pink Phrases strips Capital Letters Alphabet strips Pink Sentences Strips Level Reading Book Blue Box 1. Blue Box 1 2. Blue Box 2 3. Blue Box 3 4. Blue Box 4 Blue Small Picture Card Reading List 1. Blue Word List 2. Blue Booklet Sight Word ( Blue Box 6) Blue Phrases strips Blue Sentences Level reading Books Early Grammar 1. Singular 2. Plural 3. Noun 4. Verb 5. Preposition Green Series 1-15 Phonogram Small Moveable Alphabet Green Word List Green Booklet Green Envelope