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5-Year-Olds | Beginning Writing
<b>Prep: 5 Minutes | Activity Time: 5 Minutes</b></p>\r\n<p>Children at this age will write more frequently, and their letters will begin to look more accurate. They also will begin to understand letter-sound connections, so they will write one or more letters representing the sounds they hear when trying to spell a word. Help your child learn more about words by creating a Name Dictionary. This activity may take several weeks.</p>\r\n"}} id=text-60165061cb class=cmp-text>
Prep:5 Minutes | Activity Time: 5 Minutes
Children at this age will write more frequently, and their letters will begin to look more accurate. They also will begin to understand letter-sound connections, so they will write one or more letters representing the sounds they hear when trying to spell a word. Help your child learn more about words by creating a Name Dictionary. This activity may take several weeks.
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<b>Step 1: </b>Create a homemade book using construction paper, with one page for each letter in your childs first name. Use a dark-colored marker to write one letter of your childs name on each page of the book. For example, a book for Julie would have five pages, each with one of the letters in hername. </p>\r\n<p><b>Step 2: </b>As you come across a word that starts with a letter in your childs name, ask your child to copy the word and draw a picture. For example, as you are making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for your child, you might say: </p>\r\n<p style=\"margin-left: 40px;\">Look, jelly starts with J just like your name. Get your Name Dictionary. See if you can copy the word Jelly on the J page and draw a picture of jelly. </p>\r\n"}} id=text-f858b20f79 class=cmp-text>
Step 1:Create a homemade book using construction paper, with one page for each letter in your childs first name. Use a dark-colored marker to write one letter of your childs name on each page of the book. For example, a book for Julie would have five pages, each with one of the letters in hername.
Step 2:As you come across a word that starts with a letter in your childs name, ask your child to copy the word and draw a picture. For example, as you are making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for your child, you might say:
Look, jelly starts with J just like your name. Get your Name Dictionary. See if you can copy the word Jelly on the J page and draw a picture of jelly.
<b>Provide extra support and modeling. </b>As you come across words that start with the letters in your childs name, you might print the words in your childs Name Dictionary and then ask your child to draw the pictures. For example, as you are making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for your child, you might say: </p>\r\n<p style=\"margin-left: 40px;\">Look, jelly starts with J just like your name, Julie. Get your Name Dictionary. I will write the word Jelly on the J page. Why dont you draw a picture of jelly? </p>\r\n<p>You might also encourage your child to write just the letter J. </p>\r\n"}} id=text-0230223ebd class=cmp-text>
Provide extra support and modeling. As you come across words that start with the letters in your childs name, you might print the words in your childs Name Dictionary and then ask your child to draw the pictures. For example, as you are making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for your child, you might say:
Look, jelly starts with J just like your name, Julie. Get your Name Dictionary. I will write the word Jelly on theJpage. Why dont you draw a picture of jelly?
You might also encourage your child to write just the letterJ.
<b>Ask your child to think of other words that start with the letters in her name.</b>For example, your child might identify juice and jump for the letter J. Ask your child to write the words she names. Do not be concerned if she doesnt spell them correctly. Even the process of trying to figure out what letters to write will help herdevelop stronger spelling and reading skills for the future. </p>\r\n"}} id=text-429b152e1a class=cmp-text>
Ask your child to think of other words that start with the letters in her name.For example, your child might identify juice and jump for the letter J. Ask your child to write the words she names. Do not be concerned if she doesnt spell them correctly. Even the process of trying to figure out what letters to write will help herdevelop stronger spelling and reading skills for the future.