High Frequency Series is a very popular series in Singapore. And its recommended for 5 to 7 year olds to prepare them for Primary One. They are also suitable for Primary One students who have yet to read and spell high frequency words.
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Popular Series in Singapore
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Notes for parents & teachers
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Easy and fun exercises
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Flash cards included
High Frequency Words book
There are 128 target words which include most of the 100 commonly used words. Through different exercises which focus on specific reading or spelling skills, these books help children to be a better reader by exposing him to the high frequency words. The more fluent the child is as a reader, the better he will be in understanding what he reads.
High Frequency Word Families: There are 32 high frequency word families, generating 256 words. Word families are useful in early reading and spelling as one word family can generate a number of words. Through a variety of exercises and revision papers, this book helps pupils to expand their vocabulary through recognising how words from particular word families are spelt and how they sound.
High Frequency Action Words: There are 128 action words. Through different exercises which focus on specific reading, spelling or comprehension skills, this book helps the child to be a better reader by exposing him to the high frequency action words. The more fluent the child is as a reader, the better he will be in understanding what he reads.
How to use the books- Notes for parents and teachers
Before you start each worksheet, cut out the flashcards behind. Flash a word for the child to read aloud. Allow him 3 seconds to read the word. If the child is unable to read the word, then the word should be read to him. Add on new flashcards every time you introduce a new worksheet. Make a point to review these words every day.
Aim to finish 1 worksheet (4 words) in 1 to 2 weeks times.
The worksheets begin with mostly two- or three- letter words, together with some descriptive words such as 'good' and action words such as 'jump'. As the child progresses, he will move on to more challenging words which consist of four or more letters, as well as words in their past tense form.
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