Letters and Sounds (Part 1)
In this four-week class, students will review their letters and sounds. This is a great class for students already familiar with the alphabet and working on sharpening their skills.
Hannah Howell (Certified Teacher)
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(87)
What's included
20 pre-recorded lessons
4 weeks
of teacher support1 year access
to the contentHomework
1 hour per week. Students are encouraged to listen to books read aloud by an adult or via audiobook.Progress Report
Parents can access their child's progress by holding up each letter on an index card and asking the child what's the letters name and sound.Class Experience
In this four-week class, students will learn about twelve letters in the alphabet and their corresponding sounds. I believe students work best when they can follow a predictable routine. Each day students will follow the same four steps. Step 1: Watch a short teaching video Step 2: Read any book with an adult and find the letter that was taught in that book. Step 3: Print out and complete a learning activity Step 4 (Optional) Take a picture of their work and post it in the classroom. My teaching style is organized yet fun and relaxed. I wanted this class to be a good fit for students of all ages working on their letters and sounds. Each student is encouraged to take a picture or video of their work and post it onto the classroom. They are welcome to ask questions as well. All of the work can be completed at their own pace.
Learning Goals
Students will learn the letter names and sounds of twelve letters in the alphabet.Students can locate letters that they learn in a picture book.
Syllabus
Curriculum
Follows Orton-Gillingham Curriculum20 Lessons
over 4 WeeksLesson 1:
Letter Detectives Worksheet
Step 1: Watch your mini-lesson
Step 2: Find the phonics skill or spelling pattern we learned about today in a book
Step 3: Print out your learning activity and complete it at your own pace.
Step 4: Take a picture or video of your work and post it as a comment in the classroom. 10 mins of video lessons
Lesson 2:
Coloring Sheet the letter M
Step 1: Watch your mini-lesson
Step 2: Find the phonics skill or spelling pattern we learned about today in a book
Step 3: Print out your learning activity and complete it at your own pace.
Step 4: Take a picture or video of your work and post it as a comment in the classroom. 10 mins of video lessons
Lesson 3:
The Letter T Puzzle
Step 1: Watch your mini-lesson
Step 2: Find the phonics skill or spelling pattern we learned about today in a book
Step 3: Print out your learning activity and complete it at your own pace.
Step 4: Take a picture or video of your work and post it as a comment in the classroom. 9 mins of video lessons
Lesson 4:
When I went out poems
Step 1: Watch your mini-lesson
Step 2: Find the phonics skill or spelling pattern we learned about today in a book
Step 3: Print out your learning activity and complete it at your own pace.
Step 4: Take a picture or video of your work and post it as a comment in the classroom. Other Details
Learning Needs
This class allows learners to learn at their own pace. Parents are encouraged to review the content with the student until the student is showing that they have mastered the content and are ready to move on.
Pre-Requisites
Students should already be familiar with and know some of their letters and sounds.
Supply List
-Pencil -White Board -Expo Marker -Printer -Glue -Crayons -Markers
Joined February, 2021
4.9
87reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of North Georgia
Welcome!
My name is Mrs. Howell, and I am thrilled to embark on this learning journey with you. In our classes, you’ll make new friends, develop important academic skills, and discover how to embrace mistakes as valuable learning opportunities. Best of all, my classes are pet-friendly! Feel free to have your furry friend join in for some cozy learning time.
Teaching Philosophy:
Creating a safe, supportive, and loving learning environment is at the heart of my teaching. I aim to help students feel comfortable expressing themselves and growing as learners. My classes are interactive and engaging, featuring phonics games and collaborative activities that encourage connection and creativity. I specialize in working with students with disabilities, including (but not limited to) Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism, and Apraxia of Speech.
Qualifications:
Certified K-5 Teacher
Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Special Education
Reading Endorsement
35-Hour Orton-Gillingham Training (Swift School, Roswell, GA)
7 Years of Teaching Experience
Class Offering:
Private Ongoing Reading and Writing Tutoring
5 Fun Facts About Me:
I’m a proud mom of two little ones (2 years old and 5 months old).
I absolutely LOVE reading!
My favorite summer activity is berry picking.
I’ve lived in California, Texas, and now call Georgia home.
My favorite color is green.
Scholarship Reimbursements:
I have experience working with families who use the Florida Empowerment Scholarship and am a registered provider through Storybook Horizons.
A portion of my teaching income will be donated to Compassion International, helping provide children in need with access to education, healthcare, and opportunities to break the cycle of poverty. Your support in my classes helps make a positive impact on children’s lives around the world.Reviews
Self-Paced Course
$3
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4 weeks of teacher support
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Ages: 3-14
