Oral Communication in Early Language Learning Environments

 Welcome to "Oral Communication in Early Language Learning Environments"!

Oral communication is at the heart of language learning, especially in early childhood education. This blog is dedicated to exploring the dynamic role of spoken language in young learners' development. From building confidence through conversation to fostering listening and speaking skills, we’ll dive into effective strategies, activities, and resources that make oral communication both engaging and impactful. 




MONDAY LESSON

Oracy

Our rules for exploratory talk

Social skills

Teaching Vocabulary


TUESDAY LESSON

Grammar and Spelling

GRAMMAR

Grammar 1

Grammar 2

Grammar 5

Grammar 6

Grammar 8

Grammar 9

Grammar 10

Grammar 14

Grammar 16

Grammar 21

Grammar 22

Grammar 36


SPELLING

Spelling 13

Spelling 32

Spelling 33

Spelling 34


Phonics

Phonetic methods teach the sound of words and their relationship with spellings, called grapho-phonemic principles, so that the child grasps the orthographic structure of English. That is, spelling and phonics are taught at the same time.

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 4

Group 6

Group 7


Pronunciation practice

Sentence sticking 



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