Maths -> length measurement, addition, substraction, clock
English -> english spelling like policeman, postman, people, ... etc.
Chinese -> chinese writing like gloves, winter, ... etc. And try to make some simple chinese sentences
Maths -> length measurement, addition, substraction, clock
English -> english spelling like policeman, postman, people, ... etc.
Chinese -> chinese writing like gloves, winter, ... etc. And tr ...
thx little monkey :D
seems like major difference is in english
victoria seldom ask kids to really spell coz the do phonics @@
seems like major difference is in english
victoria seldom ask kids to really spell coz the do phonics @@
for chinese does SC have dictation?
SC wouldn't name it as Dictation but revision week or assessment week. Starting from K2, students are required to write those words learnt during the revision week/assessment week.
SC wouldn't name it as Dictation but revision week or assessment week. Starting from K2, students are required to write those words learnt during the revision week/assessment week.
thx bbwonderland ^^
victoria also does not call it "chinese dictation"
they call it sth like "review" but it is actually sort of dictation
they only start doing this @ K3
K2 they only ask kids to write simple chinese words abt 6-8 each time @@
to be frank I did not give him extra phonics lessons at all
I just followed the sch's progress and practice with my boy
victoria has its own published phonics training books
basically K2 they do simple ones like the sound of each letter of the alphabet, then proceed to more complex ones like "ae" at the latter part of K2
K3 they do even more complex ones like oo, oa, if, it etc. and are asked to make words
yes they do use ORT I guess we are following it according to the recommended ages.
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