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Discussion: Discovering Development * Module 3 Page 8 (3) Scenario 2

6/5/2016

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Scenario 2:

A 3-year-old child is able to read simple sight words in book including ‘mom,’ ‘dad,’ ‘car’, ‘cat’ and ‘dog.’

15 Comments

Linda

9/10/2018 07:19:03 pm

I would encourage the child in their pre-reading skills by continuing to challenge them with new words and helping them expand their word list. I would praise them for their hard work and give them goals to work towards with new lists of words to master. Communicating to the parents is also very important.

Dana Fleming

9/11/2018 08:42:52 am

A three year old reading site words is devolving a little ahead of schedule. I would praise the child and offer more opportunities to read and use flash cards and let the parents know to encourage them to continue working with their child at home.

Dawn Hein

9/11/2018 12:38:23 pm

That is absolutely amazing at that age and I would begin with a lot of praise for the child on all their great work! I would then encourage the child about their ability to work hard to learn new things and encourage and offer books a little bit harder; as well I would encourage the parents to continue this great practice and work with the child in learning and sounding out new words. I would watch to see that the child does not become bored and continues to be eager to learn new things. Other things may be harder for the child to learn, so I most definitely would encourage them in the fact that they were working hard to learn, and not just be excited that they learned these words. I believe this sets them up for success in school as they reach the older grades and work becomes more difficult -- they know that they can work to learn more. It's in important to help develop a child for future success as well

Sabrina Lingle

9/11/2018 01:14:12 pm

This 3 year old is above the typical development, and I would continue the learning by starting to have them write the words they know, so they get used to how letters put together makes different words.

Amanda

9/12/2018 05:44:42 pm

This 3-year-old is advanced and is showing an understanding of CVC words. This meanings that they are able to not only identify there letters but also the sounds of their letters. This is something a child of young school age is learning. So I would prompt the parents to foster their child's advanced skills by encouraging this behavior through CVC word games like flash cards and some creative game they could make up with them. Or even look into CVC word books that they could then have her read with them (depending on how well she dose this the flash card or based on her interest in general).

Jack

9/14/2018 11:33:18 am

I would begin with praising the child for such great work, then i would encourage the child to keep reading by offering books with similar words of same length and difficulty. I would inform the parents of their child's amazing development and progress in class, namely in reading.

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9/14/2018 12:20:20 pm

I can teach sight words earier if child is receptive to the material but uninterested and has difficulty retaining the words

Ashley James

9/15/2018 11:35:09 am

If anything this child is probably developing ahead of some of their peers. I would praise them with each new word they read, and try to find books with words of similar length that have pictures to connect to each word. I would tell the parents about their child's advanced reading skills.

Sam Mathew

9/15/2018 04:24:37 pm

Teaching "sight word"s can be attempted at 3 yrs and some kids can remember these words as early as 3 yrs. Introducing more sight words and re-enforcing previously learned words can aid comprehension when child learns phonics to decode a word. in a sentence.

Woo-Jung Ra

9/16/2018 05:30:32 am

The child is very advanced. I would differentiate lessons or activities for the child so that the child can use his/her maximum potential.

cara

9/17/2018 02:22:29 pm

That is great! I would communicate to the parents how well and advanced the child is and recommend that they work with the child at home also, if they aren't already. Maybe flash cards or easy reading books like "Bob" books. I also would maybe do a little bit more of a challenging lesson plan for this specific child and maybe some one on one time with him/her reading together and exploring more three letter words.

Sheila Priscilla

9/17/2018 07:38:39 pm

The child is probably hearing and see those words often, that is why they are able to read those words. I would encourage the children to actually spell out the letters for me from those words that they know. Then, I would introduce them new simple words and still ask them to spell out the letters so that they could easily learn new words faster.

Muna Ibrahim

9/18/2018 01:05:11 pm

That is great news, I would also communicate with the parent about their child advance level and encourage them to continue what they are doing. I would also test the child makin sure he can spell as well as know the word and find ways to implement new words.

Hope Johnson

9/18/2018 09:46:58 pm

This is awesome, and should be encouraged by introducing more sight words into the daily routine!

Robert Robinson

9/18/2018 10:35:31 pm

I would encourage the youth and provide them with beginning writing and more complex reading assignments.

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