Lesson · Kindergarten · English Language Arts

Words Are Made of Letters, With Spaces Between

  • Kindergarten
  • English Language Arts
  • 59 s
  • British Columbia
  • BCK-EN-08

A short sentence about a running dog starts with all its letters squished together. The viewer counts the four spoken words and the three letters in "dog". Then spaces open between the words, and each word we say is matched to one word we see.

Concept: Words are made of letters, with spaces between words

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The question this lesson answers

Look, here is a picture of my dog.

Can you read the words about my dog?

Transcript

What the lesson says

Look, here is a picture of my dog.

Can you read the words about my dog?

Oh no, the letters are all squished together!

It says, my dog can run.

We said four words: one, two, three, four.

Each word is made of letters.

The word dog has three letters: one, two, three.

We leave a space between words.

Now we can see where each word is.

Point and say each word: my, dog, can, run.

Each word we say matches one word we see.

Words are made of letters, with spaces between words.

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