Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Presentation
Lab
Listening Center
Students use the tape player and headphones to
listen to a book on tape. They follow along with
the story as the person reads to them. They learn to
track print. Even though they cannot yet read the
actual words, they follow through with their fingers
from top to bottom, left to right on the page. This
gets them ready to read actual words later on.
CD’s and Tapes During Lessons
I use a lot of CD’s and tapes during my lessons. I
find that with my children, anything that can be
sung to a tune is learned quicker. Therefore, we
use a song (daily), “Who Let the Alphabet Out,” to
practice our ABC’s during Phonics.
During calendar, we sing the days of the week to
“The Adam’s Family,” months of the year to “10
Little Indians,” and the seasons (not to a “known”
song).
CD’s and Tapes Continued…
I play simple classical music very softly during Reading and
Writing Workshops. I have found that the students stay on
task better when there is something for them to listen to.