How to Teach Reading the Montessori Way, Part 3: The Moveable Alphabet and Beginning to Read If you haven't already watched part 1 here and part 2 you can find them here:
Part 1:
Part 2:
In Part 3, I go over how we use the Moveable Alphabet and the how to guide your child through the beginning steps of reading, with tools such as object boxes, 3-part cards, action words, puzzle words, early readers, and phonogram folders.
Timestamps:
*Moveable alphabet 0:30
*Transition to reading 5:15
*Object boxes 6:24
*3-part cards 8:28
*Action words 9:09
*Puzzle words (sight words) 10:50
*Early Readers 11:40
*Phonogram folders 15:38
*Phonogram dictionary 18:25
*Writing in cursive and reading in print 18:50
Resources:
*Moveable Alphabet (Montessori Equipment):
*Sandpaper Letters (Montessori Equipment):
*Sound objects (Montesssori Services):
*A Path for the Exploration of Any Language Leading to Writing and Reading by Muriel Dwyer (Dwyer Booklet):
*Miss Rhonda's Readers:
*Unfortunately, I couldn't find the early readers by Joan Gilbert
*Now I'm Reading, Animal Antics: (affiliate link)
*Phonogram dictionary - this blog post on 'What DID we do all day?' has a great description and pictures of their phonogram folder:
If you liked this...
*Logic of English Foundations A Review (and how I combine it with the Montessori method):
*How We Use Montessori Sensorial Materials:
*Montessori-inspired Preschool Curriculum:
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