Description :-
300 Picture Words Set is an advanced educational resource designed to help children develop a more comprehensive understanding of word formation, phonetics, and language complexities. This set introduces the concept of phonetic patterns and their corresponding pictures, providing a visual
and auditory link that enhances vocabulary and reading comprehension. As children work with these materials, they encounter a range of phonetic challenges that support the development of advanced phonemic awareness, spelling skills, and understanding of language nuances such as homophones,
homonyms, and orthographic complications.
300 Pictures Words
1. 7 Boxes with 5 Compartments Each:
o The set consists of 7 boxes, each containing 5 compartments. Each compartment is dedicated to a particular phonetic sound or pattern. This organizational structure helps children systematically explore different phonetic patterns and their corresponding words.
o Each compartment focuses on a distinct phonetic element, helping children learn to recognize sounds and how they correspond to written words.2. Phonetic Representation in Each Compartment:
o Each compartment contains words that share a specific phonetic pattern, along with the corresponding pictures that represent these words. For example, if a compartment focuses on the "sh" sound, it may contain words like "ship", "shoe" and "shark" each accompanied by a picture of the respective word.
o The pictures support visual word recognition and help children connect the phonetic sound to an image, reinforcing phonics learning and vocabulary expansion.
3. Introduction to Complexities:
o Orthographic Complications: Children are introduced to spelling irregularities and complications, which help them learn how to recognize words with non-standard or unexpected spelling patterns (e.g.,"cough", "though", "enough).
o Homophones: The set includes words that sound the same but are spelled differently (e.g., "flour" and "flower"), helping children understand the importance of context in reading and spelling.
o Homograms: Children encounter words that are spelled the same but have different meanings (e.g., "lead"as in "to guide" vs. "lead" as a type of metal). This helps develop their semantic understanding of words and context.o Sounds at Different Levels: The set introduces sounds at varying levels of complexity, from simple phonemes to more complex sound patterns, allowing children to gradually build their phonetic decoding skills.
4. Words and Pictures for Enhanced Learning:
o Each box in the set contains a collection of words and corresponding pictures that reinforce the phonetic sounds children are learning. The use of images alongside words enhances memory retention and makes learning more engaging.
o The pictures provide a visual cue that helps solidify the connection between the sound, the word, and its meaning, which is particularly beneficial for visual learners.
