10 Little Caterpillars by Bill Martin Jr
working on initial /k/ & past tense- scroll down for more activities
This lesson is about using the /k/ sound at the beginnings of words and also remembering to use past tense words when we talk about something that already happened.
To make the /k/ sound, we raise the back of our tongues to make contact with the soft palate in to stop a flow of air as we push it out of our lungs. This is an unvoiced sound, meaning the larynx is not activated for this sound. That gives the /k/ an airy quality, rather than sounding like a tone.
Using past tense accurately is very important for clear communication. It indicates and action that has already happened. For most action words we use regular past tense, with the -ed at the end of the word.
Here are some activities to practice these forms with your child:
This lesson is about using the /k/ sound at the beginnings of words and also remembering to use past tense words when we talk about something that already happened.
To make the /k/ sound, we raise the back of our tongues to make contact with the soft palate in to stop a flow of air as we push it out of our lungs. This is an unvoiced sound, meaning the larynx is not activated for this sound. That gives the /k/ an airy quality, rather than sounding like a tone.
Using past tense accurately is very important for clear communication. It indicates and action that has already happened. For most action words we use regular past tense, with the -ed at the end of the word.
Here are some activities to practice these forms with your child:
- Cook a meal or a snack with your child's help a.nd then talk about what you cooked. A slideshow to practice is below
- Look around your home for things to count. Make a list of things you counted with words or pictures. A slideshow to practice this activity is below, too.
- Playlists of songs and stimulus pictures for practice are also below. Scroll down for fun ways to practice.
Core vocab: call- called, count- counted, color- colored, cook-cooked, cold, could, can, key, keep
Playlist of songs with lots of past tense words is right here
Playlist of songs with /k/ sounds is right here.
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