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Session 5 : Blending With Consonants - Part 2

Session Title

Blending with Consonants - Part 2 


Objective

● Students develop phonetic awareness

of consonant-vowel combinations.


● Students learn to blend consonants

(S,M,P,L,R,T) with vowels (A-E-I-O-U).


● Students develop their collaboration,

communication skill and teamwork


Topics

Blending consonants(S,M,P,L,R,T)  and vowel sounds


Material Required

 >Bingo cards 


 >Board and chalk

Methodology

Teaching through games and song 


Session Duration

 90 minutes

Introduction Activity   (10 minutes) 

  •  welcome and circle formation
  • Conduct a breathing Exercise At Least ( 5 mint ) 

Main Activity:Activity (50 minutes)

Sounds Of Letter - Song  ( 25 minutes ) 

     Sing a song with an action   

     simple song to teach letters (S,M,P,L,R,T)

    (Tune: "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star")


    “S is for smile, laugh and laugh 

     T  is for Tiger , big and bright 

     M is for Mango , yellow and  sweet

     P  is for Parrot , green and red lip

     L  is for Light ,bright and shine 

     R is for Rose, Rose for you” 

    [ This song is easy to remember and covers all the letters (S,M,P,L,R,T) ] 

    Blending Bingo   (25 minutes)

    1. Prepare Bingo Cards:

    • Create bingo cards with various consonant-vowel combinations from(S,M,P,L,R,T) for example:

    •    Ma, Me, Mi, Mo, Mu (for M)

    •     Sa,  Se,  Si,  So,  Su ( For S ) 

    • And others same as S and M 

    •   Each child will receive a bingo card with a mix of these consonant-vowel combinations. The bingo card should have 6 rows and 6 columns, and each square should contain a different consonant-vowel blend.





































    [ In this each sounds can write in random Order ]

    2. Calling Out Blends:

    •  The teacher will randomly call out consonant-vowel blends, such as "Si," "Mu," "Ro," and so on.

    •  Students must listen carefully and find the corresponding blend on their bingo cards. They can mark it with a pen, pencil, or small sticker.

    3. Matching Blends:

    •  When a student finds a match for the blend called out, they say the word aloud using the correct consonant-vowel blend (e.g., “Me” for M, “Sa” for S)

    •  This encourages the children to reinforce their pronunciation as they go along.

    4. Winning the Game:

    •   The first student to complete a row, column, or diagonal on their bingo card calls out “Bingo!” and wins the round.

    FollowFollow-Up upActivity task(25 minutes)

    Reading Assessment   (30 minutes ) 

    "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Packing my box with five dozen liquor jugs, I carefully handled the precious items. Meanwhile, the five boxing wizards jump quickly, their energetic movements mesmerizing the crowd .”

    Review QuestionsQuestion's/Assessment/Task (5 minutes)

    • Which consonant-vowel blend is in the word "Mango"?
      (Answer: "Ma")

    • What blend do you hear in the word "Rose"?
      (Answer: "Ro")

    • Can you think of a word with the blend "Ti"?
      (Answer: "Tiger")

    Expected  Learning Outcomes:  Outcomes

          Skill Building:

    1. Phonological awareness

    2. Pronunciation

    3. Listening and attention

    4. Teamwork and communication

       Knowledge Building:

    1. Consonant-vowel blends (S,M,P,L,R,T).

    2. Alphabet recognition (S,M,P,L,R,T).

    3. Vocabulary expansion

    4. Phonics patterns