Well, I was disappointed for he wasn’t challenged at all! He finished both sets in less than 10 minutes.
Well I might as well think of another way of challenging him. For now, if interested, here’s a link to my Montessori Pink Series and Montessori Blue Series worksheets.
For ideas on the materials to use for learning how to read you can check this post, Beginning Reading: Language Objects and Activities.
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These printables are GREAT! Thanks! ~ Marnie (Carrots are Orange)
ReplyDeleteWhat awesome work your son does, Jae! Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful printables! I featured your post at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page and pinned it to the collaborative Reading and Writing Readiness Board at http://pinterest.com/noflashcards/reading-writing-readiness/
ReplyDeleteWhat cute printables! It is so much fun to help kids figure out how to read =-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to TGIF! I so look forward to seeing everyone's creativity. I hope you link up again tomorrow =-)
Beth
I really like to buy for this exercise unfortunately my card I entered cant be used for this payment. I don't have any credits cards with me. How can I avail for this, please help me. Thanks, Jessica
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica! Thank you for letting me know and I'm so sorry to hear that :( I will figure it out. Aside from cc, sellfy also accepts payment via paypal, that's if you have an account.
DeleteHi Jae, I don't have any paypal account. Is there any other payment method that I can use to purchase this activity? Thanks, Jessica
DeleteHi. I really like to purchase this activity unfortunately my card I entered cannot be used for the payment. I only have one credit card with me and I really like to have this one for my kids. please help me out.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Jessica