How to practise What questions

How to practise What questions

Posted by SpotAdmin on Sunday, September 11, 2022 in Conversation, Early Intervention Program, Education, Speech Therapy,

Try with open ended questions. Let's start with his daily routine that he see daily.
Example here are cloth you wear today.

Answer should begin with One word then Two words then sentence then full sentences with description. Try now!

Daily Routine

Question 1: Are you wearing white T-Shirt today?
Answer: Yes
- Testing on Yes/No question. To check if he knows the different between Yes/No.

Once he is able to answer above Question 1, then continue with sentence. Rather than only Yes/No, start with sentence.

Question 2: What are you wearing today?
Answer: I am wearing T-Shirt.
- To be able to answer what is he wearing.

Once he is able to answer above Question 2, then continue with expansion of answer.

Question 3: What is the colour of T-shirt you are wearing today?

Answer: I am wearing White colour T-shirt
- To be able to answer what colour and what is he wearing.

Once he is able to answer above Question 3, then continue with even longer expansion of answer.

Question 3: What is the colour of T-shirt you are wearing today?

Answer: I am wearing White colour T-shirt
- To be able to answer what colour and what is he wearing.

Picture/Flash Card

We can also start with picture to learn 

1. Verb

2. Vocabulary

3. Questions

4. Answer

Question 1: What is the child doing?
Answer: The boy is sleeping.

- Kid able to identify is a girl or a boy

- Kid able to identify What is the boy doing?

Once he is able to answer above Question 1, then guide the kid to answer in a longer answer.

Elaborate the answer: The boy is sleeping on the bed.

- to elaborate more on where is the boy sleeping

Once he is able to elaborate more on the action and where. then try with colours.

Elaborate more on the answer: The boy is sleeping on the blue bed.

- to elaborate more on the bed colour

Try more on What are they doing Question here!

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English Composition or Narrative Structure and How to Start?

English Composition or Narrative Structure and How to Start?

Posted by SpotAdmin on Sunday, September 11, 2022 in Education, English, Worksheet,

Narrative writing is, essentially, story writing. A narrative can be fiction or nonfiction, and it can also occupy the space between these as a semi-autobiographical story, historical fiction, or a dramatized retelling of actual events. As long as a piece tells a story through a narrative structure, it’s narrative writing. 

Below is just the guidelines of writing a narrative.

To write a good narrative:

1. You need a structure to make your stories

2. You need to read more books to learn more vocabulary and idioms. It will help in explaining the stories in details.

3. You need to learn your grammar. 

Avoid

1. Avoid using Slang and broken English  like “They’re”. 

2. Writing Objectively instead of subjectively. Based on proof and point to make conclusion instead of self opinion.

3. Check the grammar and spelling at the end of narrative. As these are the mistake that are not suppose to happen which will give sloppy impression.

4. Use comma, Fullstop, Punctuation, question mark at the right time.

Important of Effective Writting

Effective writing is not just a study, it is a career skill that will form a foundation for your future workplace.

Next you will need Effective writing on your Project or coursework in your Higher Education.

Before getting to your workplace, CV is the important place where your skill is needed to land you on a prospect job.

Suitable for: Primary 3 and above

If it is too challenging for you kid, let try the basic first here.

How to use:

1. Right click the image --> Save Image As to your folder/photo gallery.

2. You can either download and print it out. or

2. You can download as photo into your phone or tablet. Edit the Photo and write your answer in using your finger or phone pencil if is available.

Read more here. 

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Mathematics worksheet P1 - Numbers to word

Mathematics worksheet P1 - Numbers to word

Posted by SpotAdmin on Sunday, September 11, 2022 in Education, Mathematics, Worksheet,

Learning numbers and words.

Match the numbers with words.

Suitable for: Primary 1

If it is too challenging for you kid, let try the basic first here.

How to use:

1. Right click the image --> Save Image As to your folder/photo gallery.

2. You can either download and print it out. or

2. You can download as photo into your phone or tablet. Edit the Photo and write your answer in using your finger or phone pencil if is available.

Read more here. 

Answer:

a. One

b. Two

c. Three

d. Four

e. Five

f. Six

g. Seven

h. Eight

i. Nine

j. Ten

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