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"Grinding your ears" is a familiar "secret language" in the English enlightenment community, and I have shared this resource with you.
However, when I communicate with friends around me, I find that many parents often put English background sounds to "grind their ears" for their children, but there are always such and such situations. For example, "The child just doesn't like to listen to English", or "The child listens to it for a long time and doesn't see any effect"...
I slipped around the readership of our platform a few times and found that there are still many such cases above. Without further ado, it's time to share this bag of super dry goods I recently collected – children's English rhyme poems!
Let me break this set of resources with you - the "English rhyme poems" thing ~
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Rhyming poems Where's the good
Like nursery rhymes like "Two Tigers" or "Little Mouse on the Lampstand", English rhyming poems also read some rhyming sentences through a certain rhythm. Through the triple stimulation of children's vision, hearing and memory, it helps children to better and faster english language enlightenment.
Moreover, the most nice point of rhyme poetry is that even if the child is incomplete and the English foundation is not good, it will not be too difficult to read and learn to sing rhyme poetry. Because:
The first stage of the enlightenment of English is mainly the cultivation of phonetic awareness.
What is speech consciousness?
Simply put, it is the child's identification of English pronunciation, rhythm sense, and sense of rhythm. Like what:
0-3 years old children, itself is easy to have less words and high repetition of small poems, small sentences, if you add the other two characteristics of prosody poetry - simple melody, catchy, even if the child's words are not recognized, the pronunciation is not accurate, and it will not feel too difficult to read.
For example, chestnut, dog dog, cat cat, hog pig, rat mouse, owl owl, crow crow, duck duck, cow these words are common, but children always remember wrong and mix when they first learn. If you make them into easy to remember, it is much easier to learn.
At the same time, because there is animation, music, and funny sounds, it is very attractive to children themselves, and it does not cost any mothers to cultivate!
Children aged 3-6, in addition to consolidating the foundation of English, can also feel the melody, cultivate the sense of language, coordinate body movements, increase social emotional intelligence, and learn common sense of life and good behavior habits through rhythmic poetry.
For example: good good night, sleep tight good night, bright and bright, morning light morning light, right right, with all your might do your best, these words and phrases are usually put together to learn, it is inevitable that people are silly and confused, but it is much easier to understand them cleverly arranged into prosodic poems! (PS: Is it a little bit of the feeling that our ancient Chinese poems rhyme)
In this way, in the cheerful rhythm of the movement and playing, the child can enhance the sense of music, stimulate the enthusiasm of language learning, and open the road to music and English enlightenment!
On the other hand, rhyme poems mostly come from word of mouth and belong to the classics of cultural classics.
Although the meaning is simple, after the tempering of time, the content of the rhyme poem either reflects the norms of behavior, or implies the truth of life, or contains historical allusions... It is not only a good material for English enlightenment, but also can guide children to be positive, healthy and optimistic. For example, the Mother Goose nursery rhyme, which has been circulating in Britain for hundreds of years, contains a wealth of folk culture stories.
▲ Excerpt from "Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes"
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Rhyming poems How to learn
It's like the conversation at the beginning – the child doesn't like to listen to English, or listens to it for a long time, but it doesn't work. Many parents may ask when reading this article, no matter how good the rhyme poem is, the child does not like to listen to it is also a white ride.
In fact, there is an important reason for this is that children do not have too much vocabulary accumulation, and no matter how good the English material is, it does not make much sense to listen to it again. It can even become a distraction sound of children's daily learning and life, hindering children's concentration in doing things.
But don't worry, even if the baby doesn't have a solid vocabulary, as long as we build a bridge between the content and meaning of the poem, we can effectively "absorb" the rhythmic poem. Let's give you a few tricks~
Perform together
If the child is young or not very interested, we can guide the child to read + perform. For example, while reciting rhythmic poems, while doing actions. Depending on the situation, relevant pictures can also be displayed to help children establish a connection between the content of the poem and the real environment while adding fun.
When performing, you can also adapt the lyrics according to the baby's preferences. Guide children to do actions with us, learn pronunciation, and understand the meaning of poetry.
Physical presentation
In addition to physical interaction and performance together, you can also use various dolls, Lego villains and other objects in the home.
▲ Image source: Network
For example, when reading rhyming poems about animals, you can come up with corresponding dolls, puppies, kittens, bears... While reading, while using dolls to do action interaction, it is both interesting and can well guide children's associative memory of animal vocabulary
Combined with life scenes
This method is also very routine and simple. For example, a child reads "good morning, how are you?" When this kind of rhyme poem about social etiquette, every morning, daily greeting can lead the child to say good morning and how are you?
For example, when reading the prosody poem of the activity/game category "I can clap my hands", we can take the child to read the poem while clapping, and we can also speed up with the music, slow down the rhythm of reading and the frequency of clapping... I believe that children will be able to find a lot of fun~
Extended handicrafts (poetry books, story paintings)
After reading for a while, we can select some rhythmic poems that children are interested in, and make "Poetry Book" together with parents and children, which can not only enhance parent-child interaction, but also consolidate learning and exercise the baby's hands-on ability!
If children like it, you can also guide them to draw some poetry story content, exercise children's comprehension ability at the same time, but also create their own unique exclusive picture book, is also a good way to expand learning.
The two or three things of English rhyme poetry are here, and they are almost finished with everyone. Next up is the dry goods release time - 53 songs! Super kid-friendly! English Enlightenment RhythmIc Poems! Hurry up and like the collection, help the child pack and carry it away!
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Dry goods sharing
The theme is wide-ranging and close to life
This time the resources total 53 episodes, from daily behavior, surrounding environment, to common weather, people, animals, etc., children usually often contact the topics are almost covered.
The pace is cheerful and the colors are bright
Rhythmic poems generally have a strong sense of rhythm and rhyme, and the 53 small poems shared this time are no exception, and the background picture of each poem is brightly colored, vivid and interesting, stimulating children's curiosity, and then easily opening their mouths to read!
Rhyming rhythm + vivid picture, not afraid that children can't open their mouths, voice consciousness can also get in the unconscious!
Delicate and short, easy to learn
Each small poem is less than 1 minute, and the vocabulary and sentence patterns are relatively simple, and children will not have much burden to read. Even if there are difficulties in comprehension, children can reason through animation associations. At the same time, parents can also help their children correctly open the rhythm poem through the "4 magic tricks" mentioned above