Alphabet - Sight & Sound

An original and fun introduction to the English Alphabet.

What you'll learn
The Letters of the Alphabet and their sounds in a fun, unique presentation.
A Fun Approach to Learning
Initial 26 Sounds Sounds (Series 2 to follow)
Instruction on teaching the Alphabet to young learners
Correct Pronunciation
Fun Learning through animation, music and action.
Review Review Review
Scaffolding to guarantee success.
Essential Tips
Foundation to Beginning to Read
Classroom Experience.
Constant positive feedback, encouragement and positive affirmations.
Clear and Concise. Excellent for Teachers, Parents and Homeschoolers.
Requirements
Beginner
Have a desire learn and improve.
Description
Welcome. I have created a course to introduce the English Alphabet in a unique and interactive way. The English Alphabet consists of 26 letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z. The modern English alphabet is a Latin alphabet consisting of 26 letters, each having an upper- and lower-case form. The course is designed for all ages and uses music, animation and interactive activities to gently guide the learner through the alphabet and it's sounds. There are five lessons that guide the learner through the alphabet in short blocks. Careful attention to 'scaffold' learning is used with constant reviews through games and activities. The course represents my 18 years experience as an ESL teacher in Asia. I hope that it can help learners to be introduced to the English language with a fantastic experience that leads to a life time of learning.

- Music

- Fun and interactive.

- Images that relate to the learner.

- Positive feedback.

- Constant Reviews

- Activities.

- Scaffolding.

- Unique and colorful presentation.

- Gentle, calm atmosphere designed to promote focus.

- Introduction to new vocabulary.

- Comparing similar sounds.

- Ideal for home teaching and classroom.

- Bonus material.

Who this course is for
Young Learners
Parents
Homeschoolers
Trainee Teachers
ESL Teachers
Special Needs Learners
Kindergarten Teachers
Adults Learners
First Readers