(Teaching Reading)(Short Vowel Sounds)(Learn to Read)(Teaching Reading)

[whattodowithuname]

I think I'll use your tips to teach Russian kids how to pronounce those sounds correctly. :) There's another thing - about the short 'u' sound: when pressing your stomach, you sound a bit like a teddy bear that has a button on its tummy. I think it might be a good explanation for kids, too.

[MzCarleyah]

Thank you. Finally something for children with learning disabilities.

[MzCarleyah]

Thank you. Finally something for children with learning disabilities

[Wref]

Super! Thanks! I just recently moved from 6h grade to 4th and appreciate your approach to teaching short vowels.

[jingjoekungatla]

i really love it , thank you .I a problem with pronounce the word correctly .

[quize119]

Thanks for your sharing.. Now I got a better way to teach these sounds..

[green121881]

like it



[mamertjie]

Thank you for the nice ideas.

[amazingdreambook]

*Great info

[Renycas]

thank you very much, this ideas will be great for my class. I teach ESL in Mexico City :)

[twinbenz66]

I needed help with my 8 year old with short and long vowels. Great video demonstrating it. Thanks Bonnie!! This is why teachers are so awesome!

[twinbenz66]

I needed help with my 8 year old with short and long vowels. Great video demonstrating it. Thanks Bonnie!!

[akpace305]

I am tutoring a boy with special needs and have been pulling my hair out trying to think of ways I could teach the vowel sounds. This is wonderful. The cue's, and fun way you have this lesson set up is going to be very enjoyable for him. Thank you SO MUCH!

[ablazeful]

niceee ! now i'm going to do a reflection about this (:

[sampaiobatista2008]

hi teacher. I am from brazil . how are you? i am fine. I'd like know deference between "the" before wovel and "the' before consonant. thank you. see you later. I'm waiting for you. bye.

[Inisfad]

@sampaiobatista2008

There is no difference. In English, you can say 'the apple' and 'the ball'. The word 'the' does not change (unlike the word 'a', which does change: a ball, an apple.