Champs Reading
Champs Reading programs help children from age 3.5 years old build interest and good habit in laying a solid foundation to master essential skills to help them to become an independent reader.
Our classes are of no more than 8 students, making it easy for students to focus in their class. Students are introduced to phonics, intonation, pronunciation and articulation through songs and rhymes in our Champs FIRST Reading Class catered for age 3.5 years onwards. As they progress, our trainers will read curated books together with the class and use simple questions to encourage your child to think deeply about the story and the characters in the story, encouraging them to participate and respond to questions and discussions confidently.
- Introduction to phonics, intonation and pronunciation
- Build interest in reading and spoken words and basic numeracy concepts
- Build awareness to alphabets A-Z
- Enjoy books and build good reading habits
- Make friends, play and read co-operatively with other children
- Learn to interact with classmates and teachers politely, cheerfully and confidently
- Introduction to phonics, intonation and pronunciation
- Build interest in reading and spoken words and basic numeracy concepts
- Build awareness to alphabets A-Z
- Enjoy books and build good reading habits
- Make friends, play and read co-operatively with other children
- Learn to interact with classmates and teachers politely, cheerfully and confidently
- Start building oral fluency, listening and comprehension skills
- Reading stories that engages children’s imaginations and critical thinking skills – people, animals. Situations described in the stories
- Constantly exposed to new vocabularies and basic grammar
- Build interest in reading and reading habit
- Able to read passages confidently with great understanding of story points
- Able to extract important points of passage in the story
- Continue to build interest in reading and reading habit
- Use correct punctuation marks, grammar structures, conjunctions, personal pronouns, pronouns and adverbial phrases
- Appreciate and able to narrate and draft their own stories with their own words
- Able to read and write out personal experiences and stories using correct grammar
- Usage of extension vocabulary
- Able to relate points covered in passages and comprehension to their lives
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