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Parent's Guide: Sentence Framing and Early Literacy Activities

This parent's guide equips families of children ages 3-5 with a toolkit of hands-on activities — sentence framing, letter games, number and money recognition, and before/after sequencing with blocks — that build early literacy and numeracy together rather than in isolation. Framing simple sentences specifically helps children move from single words to connected speech, a critical bridge toward writing their own sentences later.

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Curriculum

  • Fluency > Sentence Building

How to use this worksheet

Work through the guide's sections at your own pace rather than all at once. Use the letter and object games to build vocabulary through play. Introduce coins and notes casually during pretend shopping to build early money awareness. Use blocks to physically demonstrate before/after and number order concepts. When you reach the sentence framing section, model a simple sentence structure — like 'I see a ___' — and help your child fill in the blank with their own word choices.

Materials needed

  • Pencil
  • Story book
  • Coins and notes
  • Blocks
  • Paper

Extension activities

  • Read a story book together and ask your child to frame a sentence describing what happened using a simple sentence starter.
  • Set up a pretend shop at home using coins and notes so your child can practice handling and naming money.
  • Use blocks to build towers of different heights and describe them using before/after and comparison words.
  • Practice framing new sentences daily about everyday moments, like breakfast or a walk outside.
Hemsweta Jain (Teacher Cheena), founder of RaisoActive

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Hemsweta Jain · Teacher Cheena

MBA and Early Childhood Educator, teaching since 2014 · Founder of RaisoActive, Mumbai

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