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Basic Reading for Day Care Children
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ISBN: 978-97 1-0557-56-1
Date Printed: March 2023
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CHAPTER |
Reading Preparations
Visual Discrimination
Noting Relationship
Colors
Primary Colors
ICTs reasAuditory Discrimination
Sounds of Animals ----
Sounds of Things -------
 
CHAPTER II
Recognition of Letters of the Alphabet and
Letter Sounds
Vowels
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Ee
li
Oo
Ui
 
ConsonantsPepe Sane
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Visual Discrimination
Lesson 1: LEFT TO RIGHT PROGRESSION
Connect the broken lines from left to right
to complete the drawing.
 
 
 
Note for the Teacher/Parent:
Generally, children ages 3 years old do not have eye-hand coordination. We can notice
this when we ask them to trace a drawing, they usually start from right to left even we instructed
them before doing it. The following exercises will help them develop their eye-hand coordination
which is @ very important preparation before teaching them how to read.
Objectives: 1. Develop children's eye-hand coordination.
2. Vocabulary development by naming the objects they are tracing
 
1Connect the broken lines to complete the
drawing.Trace the broken lines from the animals to
their food.as UP - DOWN PROGRESSION Re
Trace the broken lines from top to bottom
to complete the drawing.
 
Note for the Teacher/Porent:
Children usually start tracing from bottom to top. Show them where to start. See to it that
they are tracing from top to bottom.
Objectives: 1. Develop eye-hand coordination in up-down direction.
2. Vocabulary development by naming the pictures they are tracing.
 
 
4Help the puppy to find the path to its
mother dog. Trace the broken lines.RS
<=> ALIKE/DIFFERENT
A. APPEARANCE
These things are alike.
 
 
 
Objectives:
I. Tell the things that are alike and different.
2. Follow the instruction propery,Match the pictures that are alike
appearance.Drawa © onthe pictures that are alike.
Drawa fy] on the pictures that are |
different.Kaa S
SOS ALIKE/DIFFERENT
B.POSITION
   
These cats are alike in position.
 
Objectives:
Identify the pictures that are alike and different in position.
 
 
10Draw a © on the picture that is alike in
position. Draw a [J on the picture that is
different in position.C.DIRECTION
These birds are flying in right direction.
 
Objectives:
1. Name each picture.
2. Tell the picture facing the leff or right direction.
12Draw a © on each picture facing the left
direction. Draw a [] on each picture
facing the right direction.‘olor the picture facing left brown, and the
icture facing right yellow.
 
 
 
eeSSC=S ALIKE/DIFFERENT
C.SIZE
These apples are alike in size.
   
 
These apples are different in sizes.
Objectives:
1. Recognize the picture that is alike and different,
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~ Look at this table.
Look again. Can you tell which part of the
table is missing?Encircle the missing part of each picture at
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NnConnect the animal to its missing part.Draw the missing part of the following:
 
21dy, NOTING RELATIONSHIP, gm
Things that go together.
 
 
Note for the Teacher/Parent:
Explain to the children the reason why these things usually go together,
Objectives; 1. Name things that go togetner.
2.Tell why these things usually go together.
 
 
22Draw a line to connect the correct pair.Which is your favorite pair in your kitchen?
Color them.fdr coors fit
These are the primary colors:
 
 
 
      
€ this lesson through story like “Digong Dilaw, Battio Alikaboks, or through
God cteated different colors to make our world beautiful
Laer the primary and secondary colors.
2. Associate the primary and secondary colors to real object and things.
 
25Can you tell the name of each picture?
Color each one red.
 
 
Suggested Activities: (before doing seatwork)
Introduced color red.
Show the children red crayon. Tell the color of the crayon,
‘Ask them afterwards, one by one.
2. Game:
Place a red crayon in a group of crayons with different colors. Call each child to
pick the red crayon and tell the color. (See toi that every child participates.)
; 3. Show and Tell
Bring objects with red color. Place them in a big container. Call each child to pick
‘one object and tell the name of the object and its color.
 
 
26Color the objects that are red.Can you name each picture? Color each
one blue.
blueberryColor the objects that are blue.
banana =
 
29Can you name each picture? Color each
one yellow.
cheese
banana sunflowerColor the objects that are yellow.
cheese(=a This is Orange |
‘Can you name each picture? Color each
one orange.
 
orange basketballColor the objects that are orange.
sunkist
carrot goldfish|
Can you name each picture? Color each
one green.
  
cactusColor the objects that are green.
broccoli
sunkistCan you name each picture? Color each
- one violet.
avocado purple yumColor the pictures that are violet.
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eggplantAuditory Discrimination
(jh souNDs OF ANIMALS A)
These animals make sounds. Name them.
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Moo-m
VG
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Objectives:
1. Name each animal.
2. Identify the sounds they produce.
3. Imitate the sounds they produce.
38Listen! As your teacher makes the sound,
draw a line from the sound to the animal
that produces the sound.
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Meow - meow e e ° OS —S
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Moo - moo e e
 
Bow-—-wow-wow  @ e
Oink - oink e e
Tweet - tweet e °
 
39Here are some objects that make sound.
Name them.
 
airplaneHere are some things that make soft sound.
Name them.
flowing tears whisperlentify each picture. Draw a © on the
object that makes loud sound and (1 on
‘the object that makes soft sound.
    
airplane
   
flowing water=
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CHAPTER II
 
Recognition of the alphabet names and
sounds.
 
   
    
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(BOS GOS6Note for the Teach«
When introducing a certain letter. | am sugges
  
 
 
four steps which mean teaching your
pupils one concept at a time.
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Present the letter ~ Ex. Letter Aa. Show the letter until each child recognizes the shope
of the letter you want himto leam.
Discriminate Mix the letter you introduced with the other letters if he/she can pick-
up the letter you mentioned.
Sesociate — Now that your pupil firmly recognized the letter you introduced, it ls now
{he time thot you ossociate the letter with an object. Example: 2 asin atts. ete.
Evolvate -If your pupil remembers the letter and objects.
44This is the big letter A.
This is the small letter a.
Color the big and small letter Aa below.
Trace the letter Aa.
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Objectives:
Recognize and remember the name and shape of d letter Aa.
Discriminate letter Aa from other letters.
 
45Tell the name of each picture.
They all begin with “a” sound.
a
 
avocado airplane
apple
 
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Objectives: Name each picture,
Correctly repeat the sound "a", tell other words which begin with “a” sound,
 
  
   
46Color the picture which names begin with
“q" sound.
 
apple
 
Objectives:
1. Nome the pictures andidentity which begin with “a” sound.
 
47This is the big letter E.
This is the small letter e.
Color the big and small letter Ee below.
Draw a @ around the Ee’s
   
 
Note for the Teacher: <
Objectives ore the Some with the previous letters. You con think variety of srategies
tolintroduce each letter before doing seatwork.
48Tell the name of each picture.
They all begin with “e"” sound.
en
 
envelope eegplant
 
elephant
egg elevator
 
Suggested Activiies before doing sealwork
1. Hunting Garne: Scatter elles you wont fo introduce for the day in the different
pats of our classroom. Let your puoi hun! for them.
2. Cutletter—e using felt paper. Mount on a cardboard. Lef your pupils trace this
letter using their index onc middle finger
 
 
49Color the picture which names begin with
*e” sound.This is the big letter I.
This is the small letter i.
Color the big and small letter Ii below.
If
Draw a © around the letter Ii’s.
 
51Tell the name of each picture.
They all begin with “i” sound.
 
Indian iglooColor the picture which name begins with
“i sound. Draw a circle for those that do
not.
  
  
envelope
invitation
53This is the big letter O.
This is the small letter o.
Color the big and small letter “Oo” below.
OO
Draw a GD around the letter Oo's.Tell the name of each picture.
They all begin with “o” sound.
eo"
   
onion
ostrich
 
orange
  
oblong “ octopusWhich pictures begin with “o” sound?
Connect them to the “Oo” in the center.
 
octagon
 
insectThis is the big letter U.
This is the small letter u.
Color the big and small letter “Uu" below.
Draw a O around each letter Uu's.
ED Sa)
Ss
CS
a
“)Tell the name of each picture.
Each picture begins with “u" sound.
we aC
umbrella
H
uncle
 
undershirt underColor the picture which name begins with
"y" sound.
 
umbrella
undershirt
 
onion
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“gq 49449) Big out SI SIU,Tell the names of these pictures.
They all begin with the “b” sound.
 
boat banana
baby >
bottleWhich pictures begin with the “b” sound?
Color them.This is the big letter C.
This is the small letter c.
Color the big and smalll letter Cc below.
Draw a [_] on all C's.Tell the names of these pictures.
They all begin with the “c” sound.
 
candle carrot
 
65Name each picture. Color all the pictures
which names begin with “c” sound.This is the big letter D.
This is the small letter d.
Color the big and small letter Dd below.
D
Draw a = on allDd’s.Tell the name of all pictures.
They all begin with the “d” sound.Name each picture. Color each picture
which name begins with “d” sound.
 
69This is the big letter F.
This is the small letter f.
Color the big and small letter Ff below.
ri
Draw a [__] on all Ff'sTell the name of all pictures.
They all begin with the "f” sound.
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feather
four
 
finger
71Name each picture. Color each picture
which name begins with the “f" sound.This is the big letter G
This is the small letter g.
Color the big and small letter Gg below.
Sg
Drawa[__] on allGg's.Tell the name of each picture.
They all begin with the "g" sound.
9Name each picture. Color each picture
which name begins with the “g” sound.This is the big letter H.
This is the small letter h.
Color the big and small letter Hh below.
Draw a © on all Hh’s.Name each picture. They all begin with “h”
sound. Underline all h's .
    
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LETTTAS
LETTS
ASS
      
7, Identify each picture. Connect the pictures
which names begin with _h to the Hh at the
center.
 
hen hammer
1 AAR
Liss
hillThis is the big letter J.
This is the small letter j.
Color the big and small letter Jj below. |
i
Draw a ( on all Jjj's.
 
79Name each picture. Their names begin with
“” sound. Underline all j’s .
 
 
aIdentify each picture. Connect the pictures
which names begin with j to the “Jj” at the
centerThis is the big letter K.
This is the small letter k.
Color the big and small letter Kk below.
NIK
Draw a @ on all Kk's.Name each picture. Their names begin with
“K" sound. Underline all k's .
 
83Identify each picture. Connect the pictures
which names begin with k to the “Kk” at the
center.This is the big letter L.
This is the small letter |.
Color the big and small letter L! below.
 
85me each picture. Their names
sound. Underline all I's .
  
   
lollipop
   
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lipstickIdentify each picture. Draw a line to
connect each picture which name begins
with the LI sound to the LI at the center.
 
| 87Consonants
This is the big letter M.
This is the small letter m.
Color the big and small letter Mm below.
Milian
Draw a © on all Mm's.
Ceo Ze
oaEach picture name begins with “m" sound.
Underline all m’s. %
 
moon mat
89Identify each picture. Draw a line to
connect each picture which name begins
with the Mm at the center.This is the big letter N.
This is the small letter n.
Color the big and small letter Nn below.
Nn
Put a Y on all Nn’s.
 
91Listen as your teacher reads the names of
the pictures below. Repeat after her.
   
necklace
nest
92Draw a circle around the pictures which
“n" sound.
names begin withThis is the big letter P.
This is the small letter p.
Color the big and small letter Pp below.
2p
Put a Y on all Pp’s.Listen as your teacher reads the names of
the pictures below. Repeat after her.
pail
popcorn
pencil
parrot
"- pineapple
 
95This is the big letter Q.
This is the small letter q.
Color the big and small letter Qq below.
Put a Y on all Gas.
 
97Listen as your teacher reads the names of
the pictures below. Repeat after her.
quilt
- question mark
quillDraw a circle around the picture which
name begins with the “q” sound.This is the big letter R.
This is the small letter r.
Color the big and small letter Rr below.
RE
Put a Y on allRr’s.
LGMListen as your teacher reads the names of
the pictures below. Repeat after her.
> - rainbow
rain
oo
ting
refrigerator
 
101Draw a circle around the picture which
name begins with the “r” sound.Listen as your teacher reads the names of
the pictures below. Repéat after her.
sunflowerDraw a circle around the picture which
name begins with the ''s” sound.
 
105This is the big letter T.
This is the small letter t.
Color the big and small letter Tt below.
Put a Y on allTt's.-_
Listen as your teacher reads the names of
the pictures below. Repeat after her.
  
 
“= «table
L0)
MEN LS “tent = ~
“t" ~ telephone -
   
top
 
  
  
  
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107Draw a circle around the picture which
name begins with the “t"” sound.This is the big letter V.
This is the small letter v.
Color the big and small letter Vv below.
{ Put a [_] on all W's.
 
109Identify each picture. Draw a box on all y's.
vanillaWhich pictures begin with “v” sound? Color
them.
aS.
volcano
g.
     
 
111This is the big letter W.
This is the small letter w.
Color the big and small letter Ww below.
Put a al on all Ww's.Identify each picture. Put a box on all w's.
window waterlily
 
113Which picture begin with “w" sound? ColorThis is the big letter X.
' This is the small letter x.
} Color the big and small letter Xx below.
| KX
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| Put a [_] on alll Xx’s,
EWe hear the sound of “x” in the following
 
   
x's.
pictures. Box all
x
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116Which pictures can you hear the sound of
"x" Color them.
 
py a
TT
 
117This is the big letter Y.
This is the small letter y.
Color the big and small letter Yy below.
Put a Ea on all Yy's.Identify each picture. Box all y's.Which pictures begin with “y" sound? Color
_ them.This is the big letter Z.
This is the small letter z.
Color the big and small letter Zz below.
Put a [_] on all Zz's.Identify each picture. Put a box on all z's.
   
 
\\ y
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; a
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zigzagWhich pictures begin with “z” sound? Color
them.
 
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