Welcome to Jolly Learning Video for the English classroom For the language teacher, YouTube may be nothing less than one of the best sources of material the classroom has ever seen. In this article, I would like to share 12 clips that I have used in my own classroom. I hope that each clip will be representative of a type of video that may be of particular interest to language teachers. Note: In this article, we will be examining a number of clips that are hosted on the video-sharing site YouTube. Unfortunately, the site is blocked in a number of countries and in such cases the clips will not be accessible. We hope, however, that many of the principles that we examine throughout the month will apply to video in general and will be of interest to you regardless of the specific video sites that you use. 1. Some poems are best appreciated when they are heard rather than read. For language teachers, a visual element increases the possibilities for using any text in the classroom. 2. 3. 4. Is it real? The Kobe Bryant Aston Martin jump is not real. 5.
English for Kids,ESL Kids Alphabet and Phonics Flashcards Alphabet and Phonics Flashcards These flashcards will help in teaching letters of the alphabet, sounds of the alphabet through phonics-related activities. They will help in teaching and practising new vocabulary. Flashcards also play a tremendous role in all language teachers' classrooms across the world. Flashcard Previews - This is what the cards look like. Learn to Read: Online Phonics Interactive Flashcards, Phonics Games Online and more at- Kizphonics.com - You've gotta see this! Small-Sized 0.98MB Download Big-Sized 12.5 MB Other Alphabet Cards Medium-Sized 796 kb Lessons by Course : Get more lessons by course There are several lessons like the one above on this site. Course 1 - Lessons - Alphabet, Greetings, Colours, Ages, Numbers 1 to 10, Fruits and more>>> Course 2 - Lessons - Animals, Food, Family, Shapes, School bag, Weather, Toys, Days and more>>> Course 3 - Pets, Time& Daily Routines, Transport, Clothes, Home, Prepositions of place and more>>> Worksheet Printable Exercises
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Online phonetics resources Page maintained by Jennifer Smith ( Last revision and link check: August 2016 This is a list of web sites that might be useful in an introductory phonetics course for classroom demos or homework assignments; most of these sites include audio, images, or interactive material. I update this page about once a year to fix or remove broken links. ) for links to add. This page was chosen as Speechwoman's Speech-Language Pathology Site of the Month for May 2011. Contents (2) The larynx, phonation, and VOT 2.1 Anatomy of the larynx 2.2 Images of the larynx Stroboscopic videos of vocal-fold vibration Vocal Folds Revealed, from the Voice and Swallowing Center of Maine 2.3 Voicing, phonation types, VOT (3) The vocal tract in action: video clips and animations (4) Basic acoustics (5) Spectrograms, acoustic phonetics, and speech synthesis 5.1 Spectrograms 5.2 Acoustic phonetics and the source-filter model 5.3 Synthetic speech 5.4 Vowel plotting software 6.1 Sound and hearing
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Materials for Teaching Reading through Phonics, Worksheets, Games, Videos, Listening, Flaschards This page was set up so that you can easily find our phonics resources by type. Find Materials for Teaching Reading through Phonics, You will Find Phonics Worksheets, Games, Video Tutorials, Listening by Levels Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade and Second Grade, Phonics Flashcards, Grapheme Cards, Phonics Board Game with Game Card Sets, Phonemes Cards, Sentence Card and more. Phonics Worksheets by Level You will find our phonics worksheets for teaching reading through phonics by following the links below. Phonics Games by Level You will find our phonics games for teaching reading through phonics by following the links below. Phonics Video Tutorials You will find our phonics video tutorials for teaching the different phonemes. Listening Materials for Worksheets You will find our phonics listening materials to go with the worksheets by following the links below. Phonics Flashcards You will find our phonics grapheme and phoneme flashcards for teaching, by following the links below. Phonics Songs
Phonemic Awareness Games A Sound Floor for :Phonemic Awareness Games to Play, Free! Phonemic Awareness Predicts Reading SuccessAfter more than 30 years of research sponsored around the country by the National Institutes of Health, we know that there is a set of listening skills, Phonemic Awareness, that predicts who will be successful in learning to read. Children who have these skills do well in reading.Children who lack these skills, struggle or fail.It’s as simple as that. The researchers found that all children benefit from practice in these important skills Parents: You can help by playing ‘sound games’ with your child! Playful Sounds: Materials and games for the earliest beginners,struggling or at-risk learners FREE Games below! The easiest games are at the top of each list, below.Begin with games that are easy for your child. Advance gradually down the lists.Depend upon successful play to build skill--you don’t have to push. Keep it fun! Games To GoPre-Phonemic Awareness Games: 1) Silly Mistakes
Adrian’s Pron Chart Blog | Practical discovery of English pronunciation School subjects - speaking activities Speaking activities are the most important component of English courses using communicative approach. However, it is very difficult to find quality speaking activities that would work. That is why I would like to publish a speaking activity here once a week. In the first post I offer you two pair speaking activities using school subjects and the verb HAVE. School subjects – language for the activity To be able to complete the task successfully, students will need the following sets of language: the verb HAVE (or have got) and the names of the school subjects. If you have not taught the school subjects yet, it is necessary to do so before you start the speaking activities. The other set of language your students need to know is the usage of the verb HAVE for questions like “What subject has she got on Monday?” School subjects – speaking activities In my experience students speak most when they work in pairs or groups of three. The first activity is called Information gap.
Free Phonogram Flash Cards (Printable Phonics Flash Cards) OnTrack Reading Phonics Program For the past few years I’ve sold the OnTrack Reading Phonogram Flash Card PDF for a modest price at lulu.com. Now, I’ve decided to make it freely available to anyone who wants it. You can download it at this page at lulu.com at no cost. Important: I have not changed the copyright notice on the phonogram flash card set in case I decide to someday begin charging again for the set. This set of printable phonics flash cards consists of 84 letters and digraphs and the most common sounds represented by each. Description of the Flash Cards Each card has a phonogram, either a single letter or a digraph, on the front. Also, on the backs of some of the cards, some phonics cues are listed, such as "This is the ending /oy/" on the back of the oy card, or "This is the marker /ch/" on the back of the tch card. Learning the Information on the Flash Cards Note: The flash cards are not part of the workbook program. A Philosophical Note
Phonological Awareness Age: Preschool-Kindergarten 1. Hot Potato The children will all sit in a circle on the floor. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Age: Preschool-Kindergarten 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. (Teacher Verse) ~ What’s the last sound that you hear? (Student Response) ~ /g/ is the sound that I hear, ~ That I hear, that I hear. ~ /g/ is the sound that I hear ~ At the end of dog. Age: Kindergarten-First Grade 1. 2. 3. 4. Using ten pairs of cards with familiar 3-sound pictures on them, shuffle the cards, turn them over in a 4X5 grid and play a game of Memory with the cards. - Materials 5.