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KHaled - 05 Dec 2004 15:07 GMT

Hello..

I am looking for resources (web & software) that can be used to
teach 5-6 year old children the basics of English. This would
start from the visual recognition of letters, moving on to their
sound, and finally to forming words.

Thanks in advance..

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Enrico C - 05 Dec 2004 19:14 GMT

>I am looking for resources (web & software) that can be used to
>teach 5-6 year old children the basics of English. This would
>start from the visual recognition of letters, moving on to their
>sound, and finally to forming words.

http://www.handyarchive.com/Home-Education/Kids/

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KHaled - 06 Dec 2004 13:27 GMT

>>I am looking for resources (web & software) that can be
>>used to teach 5-6 year old children the basics of English.
>>This would start from the visual recognition of letters,
>>moving on to their sound, and finally to forming words.
>
> http://www.handyarchive.com/Home-Education/Kids/

Thanks. I will look at these.

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mossmanresources@istop.com - 12 Dec 2004 02:37 GMT

There is not a lot of exercises yet, but I will put more up soon:
http://www.mossmanresources.com/schools/children

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john - 10 Dec 2004 01:34 GMT

> Hello..
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> Thanks in advance..

G'day Mate,
As a TESOL teacher with reasonable success I went for understanding
of spoken English first. Reading can be fun if the kids understand what
they are doing and songs and games help. This only works for kids from
3yo to 80yo in my experience.
If you're fair dinkem I'll send you my addy and we can talk about it
more. My experience is only in Australia and a few places in Japan
where I had my own school.
G'donya,
John in Sydney.

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