Reading Readiness TG - Book - Page 10
Each letter will be taught with its name and corresponding sound. For each letter students
will learn a song or chant and a movement. They will also learn how to write the letters,
focusing on the shapes of the letters.
Body movements, plasticine, and/or pipe cleaners will be used to practice the formation
of letters.
Student Materials
Make sure that students bring the following materials to class for every lesson.
Parents will be asked to help students prepare the materials at home.
• Workbooks
• Pencils and crayons
• Three envelopes to store:
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Letter Cards (pages 41-45)
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Picture Cards (page 47-51)
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Shape Cards (page 55)
• One big envelope to store the shoe (pages 53)
• Five Shape Cards (page 55)
• 26 capital Letters Cards and 26 small Letter Cards (pages 41-45)
• 52 Picture Cards (Workbook pages 47-51)
• Plasticine
• Pipe cleaners and a bag to store them
Teacher’s Materials
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Teacher’s Guide
Two ABC posters
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One poster to hang on the wall and show all of the letters in ABC order.
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One poster to cut out and form mural pieces.
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Before cutting out the Letter Cards, you may wish to mount the poster onto
Bristol paper or laminate the sheet to keep the Letter Cards in good condition.
Mural Pieces
These pieces will be posted one at a time as each letter is learned.
Letter House poster
