Language: Letter Ee

Content by: V.S.A -

 






The letter (E) is a vowel.
‌
It can make a short sound or a long sound.
When the letter (E) says its name, you hear the long sound. For example; E-mail.
‌
The short sound is heard in words such as; elf, elephant, and many more.
‌
Learn how to write uppercase (E) and lowercase (e).
‌
Click the link below to learn more.

👇



‌


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Language: The "et" Word Family

Content by: V.S.A -
Image
1.Students will listen and sing along to a song about the ‘et’ word family. Click on the link above to find the song.👆 2. Students will read  the short story entitled “Get the Vet.” 3. Students will identify words from the ‘et’ family in the story. 4. Students will write three words from the  ‘et’ family, in the story on their exercise books.
Read more

Social Studies: Saint Lucia's Independence

Content by: V.S.A -
Image
  Activity 1   (a) Listen to the story on the audio. (b) Answer the questions that follow.                      (Pause the audio after each question then answer).        Activity 2:   Draw and colour a picture of the flag. Question 1: When did St. Lucia become Independent? Answer: St. Lucia became independent on February 22nd 1979. Question 2: Who was St. Lucia’s first Prime Minister? Answer: Sir John George Melvin Compton was St. Lucia’s first Prime Minister. Question 3: Who designed St. Lucia’s national flag? Answer: Sir Dunstan St. Omer designed St. Lucia’s national flag. Question 4: What are the colours of St. Lucia’s national flag? Answer: The colours are cerulean blue, black, white and yellow
Read more

Language: Letter Oo

Content by: V.S.A -
Image
  The letter (O) is a vowel. ‌ It can make a short sound or a long sound. When the letter (O) says its name, you hear the long sound. For example; oat. ‌ The short sound is heard in words such as; orange, over, and many more. ‌ Learn how to write uppercase (O) and lowercase (o) . ‌ Click the link below to learn more. 👇 EXTRA PRACTICE: * Girls will draw the letter Oo, in the air and on paper using crayon or pencil. * Can Do!Workbook page 42
Read more