Letter Land
Letters · 3 misi
📖 Bahasa Inggeris · Umur 4–5
Bahasa Inggeris Prasekolah
Early Years English gets children ready to read: finding letters, hearing first, middle and last sounds, clapping syllables, spotting rhymes and opposites with pictures, sorting words into groups, and reading their very first words. Every question is read aloud.
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Apa yang dipelajari (Prasekolah)
- Letters PrasekolahFind capital and small letters, and match each big letter to its small partner.
- First Sounds PrasekolahListen for the first sound in a word, match pictures that start the same way and find the letter.
- Picture Rhymes PrasekolahListen to picture words and find the ones that rhyme, like cat and hat.
- First Words PrasekolahRead short words like cat, dog and sun, and match each one to its picture.
- Clapping Syllables PrasekolahClap the beats in picture words — cat has one, rabbit has two, butterfly has three.
- End Sounds PrasekolahListen to the very last sound in a word, match pictures that end the same way and find the last letter.
- Middle Sounds PrasekolahHear the sound in the middle of short words like cat, pig and sun, and find the missing letter.
- Picture Opposites PrasekolahFind the opposite with pictures: hot and cold, big and small, happy and sad.
- Colour and Number Words PrasekolahRead colour words like red and blue, and number words from one to ten.
- Word Groups PrasekolahSort words into groups — animals, fruits, things you ride in and things you wear — and spot the odd one out.