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Additional Search Results 1 - 3 of 3 for Phonetics
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1. The Very Hungry Kindergartner
...ergartner Click Here! Click Here! The Very Hungry Kindergartner Click Here! Grade Level(s): K By: Amy Koch, kindergarten teacher + + Grade Levels Write a book entitled "The Very Hungry Kindergartener" after reading and discussing the book "The Very Hungry Preschool Caterpillar." Reinforces writing, phonetics, and counting. Grades K-2 Grades 3-5 Objectives: Middle School High School Write a book entitled "The Very Hungry Kindergartener" after reading and discussing the book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." Reinforces writing, phonetics, and counting. + + + + Materials: Subject Areas The Very Hungry Caterpi...
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2. Speaking in Tongues
...al population, royalty, etc.) -How many people speak it (either population percentage or true number) -General history of the language -Any other interesting facts pertaining to its development or extinction SIDE TWO -The alphabet or symbols or glyphs (if applicable; not all languages are written) -Phonetics that are particular to that language (for example,'ll' is particular to Spanish but not to English) -Examples of words and correct pronunciations -Grammatical rules particular to this language -Places in your community, state or country where this language may be spoken or heard, if applicable" Enco...
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3. Dictionary Skills
...nt computers prior to class. [See Using Favorites/Bookmarks in the K-12 Classroom.] 7. provide the students with a list of dictionary-related terms. The list might include the following words: + antonym + synonym + syllable + thesaurus + dictionary + etymology + definition + pronunciation + idiom + phonetics 8. divide the students into groups of two to three and ask each group to create mini-dictionaries composed of the terms on the list above or an appropriate list selected by the classroom teacher. 9. ask the students to follow the guidelines on Handout 1: Creating a Mini-Dictionary when they create t...
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