Mga Bagay na Nagsisimula sa Letrang “A”

Mga Bagay na Nagsisimula sa Letrang A

Tuklasin ang makukulay na bagay na nagsisimula sa letrang A! Mula sa Aklat hanggang Apoy, ito ay perfect para sa mga batang nagsisimula pa lang magbasa. Edukasyong masaya, visual, at Tagalog-friendly ideal para sa preschool at kindergarten learners!

 Mga Bagay na Nagsisimula sa “A”

1. Aso 
2. Aklat 
3. Araro
4. Apat
5. Araw 
6. Abo 
7. Atsara 
8. Apatikon
9. Arozkaldo
10. Asukal
11. Asul
12. Apatos
13. Almusal
14. Alon
15. Alaala
16. Aklatan 
17. Aparador 
18. Alambre 
19. Aguho 
20. Alimango 
21. Ampalaya
22. Anino
23. Ala-una 
24. Alak 
25. Araw

Pwede nyo rin mapanoud ang Video Lesson sa Youtube 

List of 50 Common Three Letter Words for Kindergarten

             

CVC Words for Kindergarten

    Discover a fun and educational list of 50 common three-letter words perfect for kindergarten learners! Boost early literacy, phonics, and reading fluency with simple CVC words like "cat," "dog," and "sun." Ideal for preschool, homeschool, ESL, and classroom activities. 

            These are just a few examples of 3-letter words. We'll learn lots more 3-letter words as we go along the lesson. Practicing 3-letter words is fun and will help you become a better reader and speller. Are you ready to keep learning more short words? 

            Now, here is a list of 50 common 3-letter words that we used more often.

• Fun
• Ice
• Jet
• Kit
• Lab
• Mum
• Ned
• Owl
• Pig
• Rat
• Sun
• Toy
• Van
• Web
• Axe
• Cub
• Dan
• Eve
• Fly
• Gun
• Hut
• Ink
• Jam
• Key
• Leg
• Mom
• Net
• Odd
• Pew
• Red
• Sad
• Top
• Use
• Vet
• Win
• X-Ray
• Yes
• Zoo
• Ace
• Box
• Fan

You Can Also Watch the k lesson it on my YouTube channel or here

Alphabet of Sight Words

Explore the complete alphabet of sight words for preschool and kindergarten! Build early reading fluency with A–Z high-frequency words like "and," "big," "can," and "do." Perfect for phonics practice, word recognition, and literacy centers. 

This alphabet of sight words will help your young ones familiarize and recognize words 

Alphabet of sight words.

A: a, an, at, are, as, at, and, all, about, after

B: be, by, but, been

C: can, could, called

D: did, down, do

E: each

F: from, first, find, for

H: he, his, had, how, has, her, have, him

I: in, I, if, into, is, it, its

J: just

K: know

L: like, long, little

M: my, made, may, make, more, many, most,

N: not, no, now

O: or, one, of, out, other, over, only, on

P: people

S: said, she,  some, so, see

T: the, to, they, this, there, them, then, these, two, time, than, that, their

U: up, use

V: very

W: was, with, what, were, when, we, which, will, would, words, where, water, who, way

Y: you, your

Watch it in Youtube

50 Commonly Used Synonyms For Kindergarten

Commonly Used Synonyms

        Explore 50 commonly used synonyms for kindergarten learners to build vocabulary, boost reading comprehension, and support early literacy! 

Here is a list of 50 of the most commonly used synonyms in English:

Big - Large, Enormous, Gigantic, Colossal
Happy - Content, Satisfied, Delighted, Thrilled
Sad - Unhappy, Upset, Depressed, Sorrowful
Angry - Furious, Enraged, Infuriated, Incensed
Tired - Exhausted, Weary, Fatigued, Drained
Pretty - Beautiful, Gorgeous, Stunning, Attractive
Ugly - Hideous, Unattractive, Unsightly, Repulsive
Quiet - Silent, Still, Tranquil, Peaceful
Loud - Noisy, Boisterous, Rowdy, Raucous
Cold - Chilly, Cool, Frigid, Icy
Hot - Warm, Boiling, Sweltering, Scorching
Old - Elderly, Aged, Ancient, Antique
New - Modern, Fresh, Recent, Latest
Bad - Poor, Inferior, Substandard, Deficient
Good - Great, Excellent, Superior, Superb
Small - Tiny, Miniature, Petite, Little
Large - Huge, Enormous, Massive, Gigantic
Fast - Quick, Speedy, Rapid, Brisk
Slow - Sluggish, Creeping, Crawling, Lethargic
Wet - Soggy, Saturated, Soaked, Drenched
Dry - Arid, Parched, Dehydrated, Desiccated
Hard - Solid, Tough, Rigid, Stiff
Soft - Delicate, Silky, Smooth, Plush
Full - Complete, Entire, Maximum, Crammed
Empty - Barren, Vacant, Void, Hollow
Young - Youthful, Adolescent, Teenage, Juvenile
Old - Elderly, Mature, Aged, Geriatric
Tall - Lofty, Towering, Soaring, Lanky
Short - Squat, Petite, Stubby, Stumpy
Thin - Skinny, Slim, Slender, Lean
Thick - Plump, Chubby, Bulky, Stocky
Weak - Feeble, Frail, Flimsy, Delicate
Strong - Powerful, Potent, Muscular, Sturdy
Dark - Dim, Gloomy, Murky, Stygian
Light - Pale, Fair, Bright, Luminous
Noisy - Deafening, Raucous, Clamorous, Rowdy
Quiet - Silent, Still, Calm, Tranquil
Difficult - Hard, Tricky, Complex, Intricate
Easy - Simple, Effortless, Straightforward, Uncomplicated
Narrow - Slim, Skinny, Tight, Slender
Wide - Broad, Spacious, Vast, Expanse
Few - Couple, Handful, Scarcely Any, Barely Any
Many - Numerous, Several, Multiple, Abundant
Friendly - Sociable, Congenial, Companionable, Welcoming
Unfriendly - Hostile, Antagonistic, Belligerent, Adversarial
Neat - Orderly, Tidy, Organized, Methodical
Messy - Untidy, Cluttered, Disorganized, Chaotic
Brave - Courageous, Bold, Valiant, Heroic
Cowardly - Timid, Shy, Fainthearted, Craven
Crazy - Insane, Mad, Deranged, Unhinged

You can watch this lesson on Video in my YouTube channel

The 10 Commandments for Kindergarten

         These are 10 important rules that God gave to his people a long long time ago to guide them in living a happy and peaceful life. They are still very important today, and we can learn a lot from them. 

1. Love god more that you love anything else

2. Do not make anything in your life more important than God.

3. Always say God’s name with love and respect

4. Remember that Sunday is a special Day for God and should be spent with him

5. Love and respect your mom and dad.

6. Never hurt anyone

7. Married people should stay faithful to each other

8. Do not take anything that is not yours

9. Always tell the truth

10. Be happy with what you have. Do not wish for other people’s things.

        Remember, these rules were given to us by God to help guide us and keep us on the right path in life. By following each of them, we can live happy and fulfilling lives, while also pleasing our Lord. So go forth and be kind, honest, and loving, and always remember to put God first in everything you do. 

The 10 Commandments

Basic Antonym Words For Kindergarten

 

            Introduce young learners to opposites with this fun and colorful list of basic antonym words for kindergarten! Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings. Learning antonyms is a great way to expand your vocabulary and improve your language skills. Plus, it can be a lot of fun!

So let's dive in and explore some of the most useful and interesting antonyms for kids.

1. Hot/Cold

2. Fast/Slow

3. Happy/Sad

4. Up/Down

5. Big/Small

6. Day/Night

7. In/Out

8. Front/Back

9. High/Low

10. Wet/Dry

11. Light/Heavy

12. Clean/Dirty

13. Right/Left

14. Young/Old

15. Thin/Fat

16. Soft/Hard

17. Loud/quiet

18. Empty/Full

19. Quiet/Noisy

20. Bright/Dark

21. Good/Bad

22. Friend/Enemy

23. Love/Hate

24. Win/Lose

25. Open/Close

26. Short/Tall

27. Safe/Dangerous

28. Low/High

29. Far/Near

30. Beautiful/Ugly

30 educational and fun antonyms for kids! Use them in your daily conversations to add more depth and variety to your language. 

You can Watch the Full Lesson on My Youtube Channel

Amazing A Adventure Activity Sheet - Teacher Tine Online Tutor

        Explore fun and engaging Letter A activity sheets for preschool and kindergarten! These printable worksheets help kids practice writing, phonics, and vocabulary with adorable visuals and hands-on learning. Ideal for teachers, parents, and early learners

Ready for an A-mazing adventure? 

Join our tiny ant, friendly alligator, brave astronaut, and silly alien as they explore the world of the letter A! This fun-filled Amazing A Adventure Activity Sheet is packed with coloring, matching, tracing, and movement games perfect for early learners who love to play while they learn.

Lesson for the Above Activity Sheet is posted in my channel