Aventuras del Abecedario (Parte 1)
Aventuras del Abecedario is a literature-based Pre-K phonics program for learning the alphabet in SPANISH. This is Part 1 of the program, covering the first half of the alphabet, A-M. Part 2 of this program is available here.
WHO IS IT FOR?
This program is designed for your child who is ready to move beyond playing with letters and simple exposure to the alphabet, and onto systematic mastery of the letters as representations of sounds. If you have used Puramente Preescolar with your child, this is designed as the "next step." It's perfect for the child who has begun to crave something more than what Puramente Preescolar offers, but isn't yet ready for the rigor of kindergarten reading curriculum. This pre-reading curriculum incorporates life skills, music, and interactive activity pages, as well as picture books. Over the course of the 27 weeks of this program, you and your child will enjoy 50-75+ picture books together. What a wealth of literature for your Pre-K student to enjoy and learn from!
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
Parent Guide:
-Notes on How to Use the Curriculum
-No-Prep Extension Activities for any Book
-Book Lists
-Flashcard Games
-Weekly Schedules detailing the 4 steps of this program: Read, Sing, Work, and Play
Student Book:
- 8-10 interactive activity pages for each of the 14 units. These activity pages will have your children tracing letters, sorting, cutting, and building their letter and sound awareness, while also inviting you and your child to get up and leave the table to have adventures together!
Page Count:
Parent Guide: 27 pages
Student Book: 128 pages
For best results, open with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and print from that program. The Student Book is designed for SINGLE-SIDED printing only, due to the interactive nature of many of the worksheets.
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Please Note: This product is for your personal use only, not for resale or redistribution in any way. You will receive a digital product only. Any books or other items in the photos are included for staging purposes only.
