Biow Tutorial: Phonics Chart Made Easy

With Ken, my approach to teach him is full of system and methodologies.. ok, perhaps not proven ones.. I read here and there and adapt to *ME* being able to teach him.. somethings are like I know I can't do it.. So, I adapt to suit me.. and here is where perhaps I wasted energy.. again, I'm not a smart student/person.. many times, I find myself being where I am due to my hard work rather then being smart.. I have not really shun hard work.. So, if I could perhaps target Ken I would have save some energy.. as in target his weakness, or understand his learning approach so I can use a more efficient method.. again, like I said, I'm not good with that.. so, I just work hard with him.. As I do not know what will work, what will not..

In between, Wenn grows up being neglected on academic front.. somehow, I don't remember teaching him the phonics sound of a to z.. cos when I asked him the sound, he knows already.. I jumped into sight words lesson with him.. and that also, on off, on off thing.. he now (5+ going to 6) knows all the sight words up to to Second Grade.. he somehow is able to blend and read out words.. again, I taught Wenn sporadically.. here and there, anyhow.. without system.. And with Wenn, he will choose his own learning!.. he will bring things that he want to be taught to me and ORDER me to teach him.. very independent learner..

Me being a person who needs *ordered* checklist, who needs system of some kind find Wenn's learning disturbing.. no doubt, he knows more as compared to Ken at this age, but I just feel disturb.. nevertheless, both kids really teach me how to be a better person..

I printed this Biow Tutorial: Phonics Chart Made Easy for Wenn.. I made them for Ken last time.. So, I'm sharing with you readers.

See also:

1. Biow Tutorial: Dolch List or Sight Words Check List
   
2. sight words lessons with wenn..