My First Language Binder – Grade I

Description

This English binder is meant for kids in Early Year Learning stages. It has the following activity pages. The child will learn to identify correct sequences of letters, words. Learn about concepts of antonyms, nouns, and verbs in a playful way using our sorting pages.

 

Several important concepts are covered in this binder book. The list of topics included are :

Alphabet Order – To begin please use it to teach children small and capital alphabets. Later to arrange a jumbled set in alphabetical order. Post this you can use it to practice fill the missing alphabets exercise.

 

Put in ABC order – There are total of 30 words and 2 pages. Jumble the words and then have the child arrange them in alphabetical order. Each time you can give a different set for the child to solve.

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Beginning letter Sound – Match alphabet sound with start sound of the picture. Say the word loudly and let the child correlate the beginning sound with an alphabet.

 

CVC picture to word match – Introduce kids to simple word formation using these CVC words. Its matching activity where spelling is matched with a picture.

 

Nouns & Verbs sort – As the name states this is a sorting activity, to begin you should shuffle the picture of Nouns and verbs and help kids identify which pictures are verbs and which are nouns, and help put these in respective columns. Later you can increase the complexity by mixing picture cards in a bowl and let the child pick one card identify its type and stick it in the correct column.

 

Singular and Plural- This is a fun activity for beginners as they can choose singular and plural forms by just looking at pictures. Once the child is well versed with basic picture sorting, you can proceed with explaining different plural forms like – Apple – Apples, Box – Boxes, and Leaf – leaves.

 

Antonym Match up – Again a fun activity, initially child can sort by just looking at pictures. Later read the words on the picture card and help them understand the opposite word too.

 

What Rhymes – Use this when the child has started reading 3 letter words or starts saying words by just looking at pictures. Read aloud the picture card from the page and then help pick the right matching card from the set of rhyming words sticking cards.

 

Pronouns – 3 pages of pronoun for the child to practice using the appropriate pronoun in a sentence. Additional pronoun cut-outs are also provided with the book.

 

What Rhymes– There are so many words cut-outs in the book, these can also be used to practice rhyming words. For example RAT- BAT. PAT, MAT, CAT, etc. You can try and make several such combinations from word cut-outs provided in the book.

Word Anagram – Make a word spelling and ask the child to rearrange to form a new word. Make a jumbled spelling and have your little one form a meaningful word with it.

Note that since this is in binder format, you can add and remove pages easily and focus on only those topics you wish to teach.

 

50+ Learning Activity Combination for a Child

Learning will never be boring with this binder

Total Activity Pages: 20

Velcro Based Interactive Activity pages: 20