Here are some of the books I read about learning how to read; and DVDs I borrowed from our local library that taught my kids the alphabet and letter sounds. I will be posting more in the near future.
And here is our little learning corner. You don't need a whole lot of items to start your own learning or reading corner. All you need is a little imagination and start with what you have.
Read Pinoy: Books for Filipino Children
Read Pinoy Kids is a nonprofit initiative that aims to provide free books to low income elementary and high school kids in the Philippines. Filipinos refer to themselves as "Pinoy". We welcome cash or book donations. If you have questions on how to send in your donations, please click Contact us. Maraming salamat po! (Thank you very much!)
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Phonological and phonemic awareness
What is phonological and phonemic awareness?
According to Anna Geiger, of The Measured Mom, "phonological awareness is different than phonics because it’s about sounds and not letters. Children can develop phonological awareness with their eyes closed."
Here is my 6-year old son's favorite rhyming book, Monster Trucks! by Mark Todd.
Ms. Geiger also wrote:
Phonological awareness includes:
- understanding of word
- rhyming ability
- understanding syllables
- phonemic awareness
Anna Geiger shared more on her site The Measured Mom. Click here to read the entire article.
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Second box of books to be sent to Filipino Kids Update
Update: This box was sent to the Philippines the last week of August 2016. Hooray!
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
First Donation to Lalaan Uno Elementary School, Philippines
The first batch of children's books sent to the Philippines was donated to Elementary students of Lalaan Uno Elementary School, in Silang, Cavite, Philippines on July 6, 2016. The book donation was led by our friends and contact in the Philippines, Maricon Amon and Jayson Humarang. They are both Elementary teachers.
See the happy faces of kids in the photos.
Thank you so much to our donors!
School libraries in the Philippines don't have enough books. Books are usually outdated and damaged. Community libraries are mostly non-existent.
This is teacher Maricon giving away some books.
This is teacher Jayson distributing some books to kids.
See the happy faces of kids in the photos.
Thank you so much to our donors!
School libraries in the Philippines don't have enough books. Books are usually outdated and damaged. Community libraries are mostly non-existent.
This is teacher Maricon giving away some books.
This is teacher Jayson distributing some books to kids.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
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