English
- The student has demonstrated an understanding of letter formation by imitating the shapes of various letters while writing pretend letters.
- Through the activity, the student has expanded their vocabulary by thinking about different people or characters to write to and the content of their letters.
- The student has developed early writing skills by attempting to write letters and words, showcasing their emergent literacy abilities.
Encourage continued development by introducing more letter-writing prompts, such as writing to imaginary friends or favorite storybook characters. Provide opportunities for the child to use their creativity and imagination to construct their own stories through letter writing.
Book Recommendations
- Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell: A delightful lift-the-flap book that introduces children to animal names and characteristics through letters sent to the zoo.
- The Jolly Postman by Janet and Allan Ahlberg: This interactive book features letters and postcards that children can pull out and read, inspiring them to engage in imaginative letter writing.
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