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Introduction to Articles A, An and The
Children to learn the Articles A m, An and The and when and how to use it
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Alice Walker
As the first Black woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, Alice Walker helped to bring the Black experience to readers across the globe. A true trailblazer, her work continues to entertain and enlighten.
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Let’s Talk about Punctuation
Miss Palomine introduces the three types of punctuation that are used at the end of sentences; the period, the question mark and the exclamation point. She then gives examples of where they are used and the type of sentence that each...
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Which Words Begin with G?
Miss Palomine reviews about the uppercase and lowercase letter Gg and, using the Gummy Gabby music video, she identifies more -g words.
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Look Who's Back, It's Jelly Jack
Miss Palomine talks about the letter -j and reviews the Jj letter card. She and the student then identify -j words and decide which words get an uppercase -J and which words get a lowercase -j.
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No, Not Now, Nick
When her persistent friend, Nick, interrupts her writing lesson, Miss Palomine begins her discussion of the letter -N. She reviews the headline, midline and baseline, then teaches the student how to trace the uppercase -N and lowercase...
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Oh, Those "O"s
Miss Palomine begins her discussion of the letter -O by reminiscing about last year’s summer vacation. She says an “O” sentence. Miss P reviews the headline, midline, and baseline, then teaches the student how to trace the uppercase -O...
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Let Us Look and Listen for More V Words
Miss Palomine picks her favorite ice cream flavor and votes for vanilla. This begins a discussion of -V words. She and the student then will identify -V words from a group of pictures and a list of words.
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Yoshi Yak Likes Yellow Yarn
Miss Palomine brings back Yoshi Yak to help look and listen for words that begin with the uppercase -Y and lowercase -y, and the /y/ sound. She shows Yoshi’s letter card and introduces some -y sentences and words.
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Little Boy Blue
Miss Palomine recites the poem, “Little Boy Blue” and she and the student look and listen for the words that rhyme.
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Zach Zebra Zigzagged to the Zoo
Miss Palomine tells the student that she wanted to go to the zoo with Zach Zebra, but she couldn’t keep up with all his zigzagging. Miss Palomine then talks about the differences in the uppercase -Z and lowercase -z. She and the student...
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Humpty Dumpty
Miss Palomine recites the poem, “Humpty Dumpty” and she and the student then look and listen for the words that have the same ending sounds.
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Common Letter Sounds
Using the poem ”Peter Piper,” Miss Palomine introduces the student to the concept of common letter sounds. She gives an example of a common letter among words by going through the poem and identifying the -p words and their corresponding...
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Amazing Adam Apple
Miss Palomine talks about the uppercase -A and both the long /ā/ and short /ă/ sounds. She uses the Adam Apple music video to show more examples of the uppercase -A and both sounds.
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Seeing and Saying Same Sounds
Miss Palomine reviews the concept of common letter sounds. She and the student then look and listen for common letter sounds in a few sentences Miss Palomine uses as examples.
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Email: Developing Content with Precision
Navigate the art of shaping your email body with pinpoint accuracy. You'll discover how to use clear language, proper formatting, and structure to ensure your message doesn't just land, but sticks the landing.
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1919 - You Will Have Mastered Future Perfect English Grammar by the End of this Episode
By the time you finish this episode, you will have stopped avoiding this advanced grammar point. Are you busy? Do you end up arriving at places when the event has already taken place? Find out how to use the future perfect in English and...
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2037 - 3 Tips to Tackle Spelling Errors in English
Today we answer a question from a listener who made a big spelling mistake at work that caused a major problem. How can you make sure that you catch spelling mistakes with words that are very similar? Today get 3 rules to conquer this...