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ACEGHNRWITYBbeml avrzxfdghj Ksp q Quy M D U F J L X XP LLeevveell KK RReeaaddiinneessss AAsssseessssmmeennttLevel K Readiness Assessment Have your child take the following assessment. If he/she can clear it, then they are ready to enrol for Level K (Age 5-7 years) course. Point to a letter and have your child say its name and tell the basic sound. Then ask them to colour a letter green if it’s uppercase and yellow if it’s a lowercase letter. If the child gets stuck on 3-4 words, practice those before moving forward.Feedback Assessment (Mention letters that need more help)File prtected @wondernest Page 2
Child can use “my” in simple sentences, identify ending sounds with support, create familiar shapes, and describe shapes by their number of corners. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 1. Family Tree Complete the Family Tree worksheet by pasting family pictures. Introduce family words in English & Urdu 2. Sight Word “My” Revise letters, then introduce ‘my;. Make it with playdough and practise sentences on family tree worksheet. e.g. This is my family. This is my mother. etc. Child will complete “my” sight word worksheet. 3. Read & Listen Read an age-level book together. Child says “STOP!” whenever they hear/spot “my”. 4. Ending Sounds Walk around the house and name familiar objects. Ask: “What sound do you hear at the end of ___?” Complete the Ending Sound worksheet. BREAK 5. Shape Making Give the child sticks to create square, rectangle, hexagon, diamond/rhombus and star. Ask them to try making a circle and oval. If they cannot, ask “Why?” Discuss that circles and ovals have no corners, while other shapes do. Complete shapes worksheet. LESSON PLAN Vocabulary Early reading Phonological awareness Speaking Shape recognition Observation Fine-motor skills LEARNING COMPETENCIES Family Tree worksheet Family photos Alphabet cards Playdough • “My” sight-word worksheet Age-level book Household objects Ending Sound worksheet Sticks Shapes Counting Worksheet MATERIALS Prepare a “sight word” wall/corner or a display somehwere at home to put on and practice each new sight word learnt. TIP THEME: ABOUT ME WEEK 1 FOCUS: MY FAMILY, PHONICS AND SHAPESDDaaiillyyDailyLL ee ss ssoonnLLoogg L e s sonLogFile prtected @wondernestFile prtected @wondernest Page 16
My Family Tree Paste pictures of your family members to complete your family tree.GrandfatherGrandmotherGrandfatherGrandmotherMotherFather MEBrotherSisterﺎﻧﺎﻧیﻧﺎﻧدادا دادییّﻣاﻮﺑا یﺋﺎﮭﺑ ںﯿﻣFile prtected @wondernest Page 17
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Circle the pictures that ends with the same consonant sound in each row.bibbatcabbednutpottopcapant Same Ending SoundpenmanhenDate:File prtected @wondernest Page 19
Date:ENDING SOUNDS Write the last letter of the words below. ca __ ba __ ne __ bu __ ma __ ha __ ca __mo __ ma __ fi __ pe __ su __File prtected @wondernest Page 20
Count the 2D shapes and write the numbers (1-10) in the boxes. Shapes CountingName the shapes that have four corners.Name the shape that has five corners.Date:File prtected @wondernest Page 21
