Print Rich Enviroments by Lake Bembry

bembrylake — 2024-03-16 16:52:06 UTC

By putting the alphabet and multiple short words around the classroom it slowly becomes easier for the children to recognize the letters and words around them. In this specific picture, it includes a rug with the alphabet around it. Children can play games where they have to point out specific letters on the rug, making it fun and rewarding for them to recognize the letters around them.

bembrylake — 2024-03-16 21:23:39 UTC

The children can gather in a section of the classroom that has been designated for story time and have the book "Llama Llama Red Pajama" By Anna Dewdney read out to them. The story has a rhyming scheme that can make words easy to remember.

bembrylake — 2024-03-16 21:30:33 UTC

The children can interact with the llama puppet (Or a paper one made by the teacher). Recognizing it as the llama from the story the children can play with the puppet. With the rhyming scheme of the book, the children can retell the story to the best of their ability.

bembrylake — 2024-03-16 21:37:23 UTC

The reading center can be a comfy and cozy area for the children to gather around as they listen to the story. The area can also include a nearby alphabet chart for the children or teacher to refer back to as the story is read. The comfy area can help the children feel safe and comfortable as they learn and listen.

Retelling a story

bembrylake — 2024-03-16 21:45:04 UTC

By retelling a story the children can slowly gain reading comprehension. Recognizing words or the pattern of words. Also, children first should be able to verbally retell a story before they are able to write words or phrases. So retelling a story can help them get ahead in their writing skills.