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Forming CVC Words with Montessori Moveable Alphabets - A Language Lesson | Primary Level

Global Montessori Network This video lesson is designed for 3-6-year old children to familiarize them with moveable alphabets using CVC – (Constant- Vowel- Constant) words and pictures. In this lesson, a child will learn to make three-letter words like cap, web, cup, etc. using a long moveable alphabet box. This method is a fun and interactive way of developing the child’s creative thinking and practicing hand-eye coordination. What is the Montessori Moveable Alphabet? A moveable alphabet (large moveable alphabet) is a wooden box divided into compartments containing lowercase alphabets. It contains 26 wooden letters. Vowels are in blue, and consonants are in red. It is used in Montessori environments to build reading, writing, and spelling skills. Benefits of Introducing Movable Alphabets 1. Builds vocabulary by forming and reading three-letter short vowel phonetic words 2. Improves order and concentration 3. Improves coordination 4. Provides independence and self-esteem 5. Provides phonetic sound awareness to read and write complex sentences. Encourage the child to practice making new words and adding more words to their vocabulary. For further information, visit: https://theglobalmontessorinetwork.or... For more video lessons, visit: https://theglobalmontessorinetwork.or... Video Created by: Joanne Shango