This TopicQuest was designed for Ms. Susan Whiddon's Kindergarten class at Cook Primary. Designed by Bridgett Payne, a Valdosta State Pre-Service Teacher.
| The alphabet is the foundation of our
language. Without the alphabet we wouldn't be able to read,
write, or talk to one another. Below are resources that will help
you learn more about the alphabet including sounds and pictures of objects that begin with each letter of "The Amazing Alphabet." |
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This
website
shows students different pictures of things that start with the letter they choose. |
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When
you
click on the pictures
from this website it gives you a statement using the letter and picture from which you clicked on. |
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When
you
click on the letters from this websites it shows you objects that are located on a farm. |
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When
you
click on the letter you see the upper and lower case letter along with a picture and name of an object that starts with the letter clicked on. |
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This
website
shows pictures of animals
along with the name of the animal beginning with the letter chosen. |
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Dinosaurs
are shown along with a description of that dinosaur with each letter of
the alphabet. |
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This
website
has pictures and descriptions
of different animals from each letter of the alphabet. This
website is designed by Yellowstone National Park. |
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This
is a
picture dictionary
website that has many different pictures and descriptions from each letter just like a dictionary has many words in it starting with each letter. |
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This award winning Children's
Encyclopedia has software that features 26 different activities to help children learn more about the alphabet. |
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This
website is a fun, but educational website for children to learn and
test their skills and knowledge of the alphabet. These games will be an activity they will want to play over and over. |
Scenario
Mission Pretend that you have to teach a foreign child the english language. The best way to start teaching the child is to show and explain the alphabet to them, but it could be helpful to put a picture and word with each letter to better explain the concept. Each letter should be covered for the child to fully understand. Mission Steps 1. Go to the website and look at each letter with its word and picture. 2. Write the letter, word and picture for each letter of the alphabet on a separate sheet of paper. 3. Make these papers into an alphabet book by stapling or binding it together with string. 4. Practice teaching someone (ex. classmate, parent, teacher,friend) so you would be able to fully explain the concept of letters and the alphabet correctly to a foreign child. |
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