Learning Materials by Teacher Marie

This learning material offers a playful and visual approach to teaching number comparison, perfect for young learners who thrive on hands-on engagement. It features a charming alligator-themed concept where the gator always “eats” the bigger number — a clever metaphor that makes the math stick. 🐊 Key Components: Character-based visuals : The “Hungry Alligator” and “Greater Gator” bring personality into the lesson, turning a math symbol into a fun, relatable character. Numbered food items : Steak and chicken drumsticks with numbers reinforce the idea that quantities can be compared visually and conceptually. Blank templates : These allow kids to practice writing number comparisons using <, >, or = — helping solidify their understanding through repetition and creativity. Differentiated pieces : Some foods have numbers, others don’t, which lets you adapt the activity for guided instruction or student-led exploration. 🎯 Learning Goal : Teach students how to compare numbers using m...

Reading CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) words is a crucial first step for beginners learning to read, and here’s why it matters so much: 📚 Why CVC Words Matter for Early Readers Builds Phonemic Awareness CVC words help children hear and identify individual sounds in words. For example, in “cat,” they learn to recognize /c/, /a/, and /t/ as separate sounds they can blend together. Easy to Decode These words follow simple phonics rules—each letter makes its sound. That makes them perfect for beginners who are just starting to sound out words. Boosts Confidence Because CVC words are short and decodable, kids can read them quickly. That success gives them a sense of achievement and motivates them to keep going. Lays the Foundation for Reading Fluency Once children master CVC words, they can begin reading simple sentences like “The cat sat.” This helps them read smoothly and understand what they’re reading. Expands Vocabulary CVC words introduce everyday vocabulary—like “do...

Kahalagahan ng Aklat-Pambasa na May Gabay na Larawan Tumutulong sa Pag-unawa Ang mga larawan ay nagbibigay ng konteksto at kahulugan sa mga salita, lalo na kung bago pa ito sa mambabasa. Pampalawak ng Bokabularyo Ang pag-uugnay ng salita sa larawan ay nakatutulong sa mas mabilis na pagkatuto at pag-alala ng mga bagong salita. Nagpapalakas ng Interes at Pakikilahok Ang mga larawan ay nakaaakit ng pansin at nagpapasigla sa kuryusidad ng mga mambabasa. Sumusuporta sa Iba’t Ibang Estilo ng Pagkatuto Ang pagsasama ng teksto at larawan ay tumutugon sa visual at verbal na paraan ng pagkatuto. Nagpapalakas ng Kumpiyansa ng mga Baguhang Mambabasa Ang malinaw na gabay at larawan ay nagpapadali sa pagbasa at nagbibigay ng tagumpay sa bawat pahina. DOWNLOAD THE PDF COPY HERE.