I understand it! Brush through the whole series of Oxford Tree in this way! Take kids to learn easily during summer vacation
No matter how good the English level of mothers is, they all know that teaching English to their children is essential in the Oxford Tree series!
Oxford Tree is a set of textbooks that cultivates students' abilities from phonics to reading, and has always been a steadfast choice for many mothers. It has strong readability, grading, and content that progresses from shallow to deep. The stories are also very vivid, making it very suitable for children to read. Reading along is very worry free, and progress is like climbing stairs. But why do many mothers still say, 'The Oxford tree at home has been idle and can't be used!', 'There are so many Oxford tree series, how to brush them?', 'Is there a better tool or method to brush Oxford trees?' Regarding the above issues, Baoma has already sorted them out for you. Following this, you can easily teach your children English~
How should Oxford trees be used?
The initial formation of L1 pronunciation recognition ability, recognition of 26 letters, and a certain amount of vocabulary accumulation in the wordless book stage are better for natural phonics L1+~5 levels 6 levels (transitional reading stage) 7-9 levels (advanced reading stage)
Level 1: No calligraphy level. Suitable for children in the early stages of English enlightenment or even those without any foundation, recommended reading age is 2 years old or above. This is the preparatory level for natural phonics, and the book actually contains textual content. Generally, there are some open-ended questions in the bottom right corner of the page, such as "How do you think Kipper is feeling? “
Simply put, it means letting children grasp the theme of the story based on the pictures. So what we need to do is to guide children to observe the details of illustrations and improve their sensitivity to sound.
The Oxford Tree Natural Phonics series L1+to L5 share a common feature, which is composed of natural phonics textbooks, storybooks, documentary readers, and consolidation practice readers.
Explain that the content of the story readers in the Oxford Tree Natural phonics series corresponds to the phonics textbook, and the number of books in the textbook is also consistent with the story readers and documentary readers. We can follow:
One Sounds and Letters natural phonics textbook, one Fiction short story reader, one Non fiction factual science popularization reader, and two Decoding and Development consolidation practice readers, forming a cycle.
PS: For levels 1+to 4, you need to read 6 cycles along this route. For level 5, there are 12 textbooks, but only 6 storybooks. We can adjust the quantity in order.
Natural phonics L6 is a transitional reading stage, without natural phonics textbooks, only practice reading materials. This is a bridge connecting the levels before and after, and basically through the reading situation at this level, parents can also evaluate their children's mastery of the first five levels.
L7-L9 belong to the consolidation exercise part that utilizes the skills learned in the early stage. In addition to rich themes, the difficulty of sentences is also quite complex. But children who successfully read 9 sections indicate that they have the ability to independently read English reading materials of the same level.
It will take several years to read through this natural phonics series, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it will be implemented in a child's kindergarten and elementary school. As the saying goes, don't be impatient.
Baoma has prepared Oxford Tree 1-9 translation resources for everyone here, parents can better help their children brush up!
