Here you will find custom reading flashcards for adults. They are custom because you can actually customize the text that is printed on the back of the cards to make them more specific to your student or students. They are for adults because the images don't have the cutesy child look; they have a more mature look.
Some cards have more sentences than others, others are more basic.
Not all students are on the same level, and you can change the words to fit your needs. When I taught reading to adults, some were very beginners, and some of my students already knew quite a lot of sight words.
I am in the process of creating more categories, so if you have a request for a category that I haven't covered yet, or want additional items in the categories that I've already done, just let me know.
This first category is Transportation.
Another common category that is helpful to adults is Food. This would be really helpful should your student shop in stores that don't show pictures on the can goods.
Visit my Custom Reading Flashcards on my other blog to see all the options:
Another set of words that could be helpful to your students, is to draw the various images and words that are posted on restrooms in your area. In my area, there are not just Men and Women, but gals and guys, mexican words, and more. This can be a very helpful lesson plan to persue to make life easier for your student.
All the best.
Cheryl Paton
Cheryl Paton shares tips about literacy, mainly helping adult reading students. Find other literacy news and tips on my Facebook page. www.facebook.com/LiteracyIdeas/
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Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Literacy and Phonetics - Alphabet Shirts
Children learn in a variety of ways. It's a good idea to incorporate different activities when teaching reading. It helps to reinforce the text when there is an activity to connect the reading to, other than just what is visual on the page, or the sound of one's voice.
This fun activity involves the kids coloring in letters on a shirt that they can wear.
Of course, they don't have to color in the letters, they can just be fun to read and recite, to learn the order of the alphabet.
If you notice, the alphabet letters are shown in three different colors. The consonants are in red. The vowels are in blue. The crossover letters are in purple. Crossover letters are letters that sometimes act like a consonant, and sometimes like a vowel.
Most people are taught that the letter Y is sometimes a consonant and sometimes a vowel. Now Y has a pal; W.
W is also a crossover letter. The W acts like a consonant in the word - who. The W acts like a vowel, like a silent E in the word - flow.
Y can represent a variety of sounds. Y is a consonant in the word - yellow. Y acts like a long I in the word - fly, and like a long E in the word - baby.
A coloring alphabet shirt is a fun way to reinforce this concept. Teachers can wear alphabet shirts too.
Whether you're ordering a shirt for a teacher and/or student, I recommend acrylic paint markers for fabric. to color them in. The paint markers are quite permanent, and it's pretty simple to apply. Be sure to place a sheet of flat cardboard between the fabric layers before doing any coloring or painting on the shirts.
Happy reading; and coloring.
Cheryl Paton
Cheryl Paton earns income from qualified purchases made through the links on this page.
This fun activity involves the kids coloring in letters on a shirt that they can wear.
Of course, they don't have to color in the letters, they can just be fun to read and recite, to learn the order of the alphabet.
If you notice, the alphabet letters are shown in three different colors. The consonants are in red. The vowels are in blue. The crossover letters are in purple. Crossover letters are letters that sometimes act like a consonant, and sometimes like a vowel.
Most people are taught that the letter Y is sometimes a consonant and sometimes a vowel. Now Y has a pal; W.
W is also a crossover letter. The W acts like a consonant in the word - who. The W acts like a vowel, like a silent E in the word - flow.
Y can represent a variety of sounds. Y is a consonant in the word - yellow. Y acts like a long I in the word - fly, and like a long E in the word - baby.
A coloring alphabet shirt is a fun way to reinforce this concept. Teachers can wear alphabet shirts too.
Whether you're ordering a shirt for a teacher and/or student, I recommend acrylic paint markers for fabric. to color them in. The paint markers are quite permanent, and it's pretty simple to apply. Be sure to place a sheet of flat cardboard between the fabric layers before doing any coloring or painting on the shirts.
Happy reading; and coloring.
Cheryl Paton
Cheryl Paton earns income from qualified purchases made through the links on this page.
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