Capital Large Animal Alphabet Cards - Zoo-phonics
WEBOnce your classroom has mastered their lowercase letters, these cards are the perfect way to introduce capital letters! On the front of each 11” x 8.5” card is the Merged Animal/Capital Letter. On the reverse is the uppercase letter, a picture of a child Signaling and a description of the Signal.
Methodology - Zoo-phonics
WEBZoo-phonics uses Animals in the shapes of lowercase letters before teaching the actual letters. Sequentially, the child learns first the Animal Shapes, then the Merged Animal-Letters and finally, when developmentally ready, the letters themselves.
WEBIn time, we teach the capital letters and the rules for capitalization.) Example: allie alligator, bubba bear, catina cat, etc. The children delight in knowing the Animal Names. The Animal names themselves teach the sound of the letter. Hear the …
For All Ages - Zoo-phonics
WEBZoo-phonics: (a) Uses 26 animals to teach letter shapes and sounds. (b) Teaches the lowercase letters before introducing capitals. (c) Teaches letter sounds before letter names.
WEBThe fifth Alphabet Grid is a Capital Letter Grid and is comprised of capital letters – no Animals. This Grid also contains various punctuation marks for sentence structure.
WEBDon’t forget that the Read and Spell with Zoo-phonics® CD-ROM teaches Capital Letters also. It is a playful way to learn a new concept! Go to the “Shipwreck Fishpond” and the “Zoo Train Mix Up” to learn about capital letters. In the “Shipwreck Fishpond” the Capitaliphone is a very exciting machine. It is colorful and
WEBSignal is a term used to explain the kinesthetic part of Zoo-phonics. As already stated, the Signals help to lock letter-shapes and sounds into memory. Each Signal, listed with the correspond-ing animal, is described below. The students should be encour-aged to give the letter Sound while making the Signal. It is important to be consistent.
WEBZoo-phonics® is a method developed to make children strong readers and spellers using a “phono” (hearing), “oral” (speaking), “visual” (seeing), “kinesthetic” (moving), and tactile (touching)—whole brain approach.
All About Zoo-Phonics! - The Learning Tree Child Care Center
WEBJun 6, 2023 — The Animal Alphabet helps children remember the shapes and sounds of the letters. Here is a little background information about how children learn through Zoo-Phonics. Letter sounds are taught before letter names. …
Zoo Letter Cards - ABC's of Literacy
WEBThese free printable Zoo Letter Cards are a fun way for your kids to learn about the animals that live in a zoo and practice forming capital letters. More Zoo Literacy …
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