I have been trying to interest Jay in reading words. This week, I tried with colours and numbers.
I used the colour counters from his transportation set. I asked Jay to put the counters onto the correct cars. He has to read the words and find the correct counters. He likes to be funny and puts them upside down. As he learnt 'upside down' and 'upright', I also helped him to try to say simple sentences in English. I just wanted him to be more exposed to the language. Of course, I direct his attention to the spelling of the words, as he is still not consistent in recognising the words. (or is he trying to be funny here? sometimes he gets it, sometimes he don't. When he gets it wrong, he'll smile and waits for my response. hmmm...)
We worked on word recognition for numbers one to five. I made it into a game of turn taking. When it's my turn, I'll spell out the word loudly and wonders (loudly) where to put the word. hi hi... this trick initiated him to help me. He runs around the board and learns a phrase or two. (Now, it's my turn/ It's your turn).
Mostly about my children, reaching their milestones, each in their own pace. Added with a dash of mummy rantings now and then. Also get a glimpse of how God's Grace helps us through the ups and downs in life.
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