WEE LIEK SCOOL

Roxworth Primary School is using the Augmented Roman alphabet to help young children become literate before tackling complex English spelling. The video observes a class of four and five-year-olds taught by Miss Kemp, where illustrations aid learning. Students participate in reading and word recognition exercises, demonstrating progress in literacy skills.

What is the main purpose of introducing the Augmented Roman alphabet at Roxworth Primary School?

• To teach mathematics to children

• To make English spelling more complicated

• To help young children become literate early

• To replace the English alphabet

Who is the teacher conducting the class with the Augmented Roman alphabet?

• Miss Kemp

• Mrs. Johnson

• Mr. Brown

• Mr. Smith

What role do illustrations play in teaching the Augmented Roman alphabet?

• They make the class more colorful

• They help in understanding numbers

• They are used for decoration

• They assist in learning the alphabet

What phrase does Jennifer read during the class?

• I like to dance

• I like to skip

• I like to run

• I like to jump

What activity does Kim participate in during the interactive session?

• Singing a song

• Finding the word 'skip'

• Drawing a picture

• Counting numbers