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CHILD GUIDANCE Two Syllable Word Games Useful In Learning To Read By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD It's very useful to in réadine words of more than one syllable to see and hear their parts or syllables. Here are some 'good exercises at home: Find or draw pictures of words containing familiar shorter words: dishpan, fish- hook, strawberry, sawhorse, cowboy, mousetrap. For example, with the picture of a dish, and its name under it, and the picture of a pan with its name under it, the child can see that they together make dishpan (which may also be pic- tured). He can put the smaller familiar words together to make the longer word up into the two smaller words in it. Later he can put together or take apart words, one or both of whose familiar parts may not be pictured: blackbird base-|4 ball, overcoat, some- times. Your child may have great fun with you at making up longer words, most of them of two syllables, out of shorter familiar ones. He may have fun naming words which contain the name of two creatures: cowboy, catfish, fishworm, horsefly, cowbird, bullfrog. IT 18 FUN Still more fun, but easier, is for him to make up words con- today, taining the name of one crea-| ture: crowbar, blackbird, saw- horse, moustrap, oxtail, cry- baby, catnip, fish-hook, char- woman, pigpen, earthworm, lightningbug, foreman. Another fascinating exercise with syllables is finding words . whose parts (syllables) rhyme: bric-a-brac roly-poly, bon-bon, namby-pamby, riff-raff, dilly- dally, willy-nilly. Still another good exercise is to -have the child listen care- fully as you say a word of two or more syllables and to tap with his finger for each syllable he hears. At first he should not see the word; later he should. Examples: pond, snowbird, sunflower, camel, elephant, bumblebee, tomorrow, whippor- will, hippopotamus: When he reaches the third or fourth grade and begins to use the dictionary, you may help to see how syllables appear there in each word, and to see that marks tell which syllable or syllables are emphasized, or said louder or loudest. He may be amazed to dis-| cover, with your help, that some) THE STARS SAY ' By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Try to conquer any tendency toward lethargy now. Much can be accomplished but, if you are careless or indifferent, you could make needless errors which prould offset efforts. Be careful in written matters. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that now is the time to make the most of good planetary influ- ences. You are currently in a cycle which should prove most) fortuitous in financial matters, so keep on the alert and make use of every possible opportun- ity to advance along these lines before the end of MARCH. Next good periods for monetary in-| terests: Early July, the entire) month of September and late October of next year. According to the stars, your job and-or business interests should also the child! words with more than one syl- lable have two ways to pro- Inounce them and have twe or more meanings. Examples: rec'ord and record', con'viet and convict', reb'el and rebel'. He will discover that we can often figure out how to pro- nounce these words from the meaning they make in a sen- tence or statement. He may be led to learn from the dictionary how the vowel in a syllable is |sounded, usually short or long. KNOW ALPHABET Before your child begins using a dictionary he needs to know the letters in the order of the alphabet. Until then he hardly will have occasion to know them in this order. How wasteful not to have the child before school or while in the first grade learn the letters in alphabetical or- er. If your child has trouble sounding out unfamiliar or longer words, it may not be wise to stop him as he comes to such a word while reading aloud, and require him to sound it out. To do so may frustrate him in getting the meaning of what he is reading. As a rule, it is better to say the word for him and let him go on. Sometimes, after your child jhas finished reading a para- |graph, page or whole story, it |may be desirable to go back with him and sound out with stumped him. profit then from having you help him sound out a few more jsimilar words. |PARENTS' QUESTIONS him the word or words which! He might even) The wool look with that gentle touch of lace, reflects today's ultra feminine mood. Scout-Tex of Canada accents the bib front with a By ROBERTA ROESCH | Dear Roberta Roesch: | Are there many opportunities) for jobs as a part-time recep-| tionist in a doctor's or dentist's! WOOL AND LACE Employer's Schedule Factor Part-time Medical Receptionist THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 9, 1965 1] ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I lost my husband to the Other Woman. This is an old story and I hate to bore you, but maybe it will help someone else. It could hapren to anybody. Tomorrow. For two years I ate myself up with bitterness and hate. I hd only one goal--to hurt them as much as they had hurt me. I aged 10 years in two. Fi- nally I became so ill I was unable to get out of bed. An internisi suggested psychiatric help. I know now that I litter- ally drove myself crazy. A therapist opened my eyes. He said: 'Look, your ex-hus- band and the Other Woman are happy as doves. He is the pic- ture of health and she is ra- diant in her victory. You are bitter 'and sick. They aren't suffering from your vindictive- ness. You are." | Today I am a well person. No longer do I harbor murder in stitching and lace. On a white ereund, with pink, |My 22st. I enjoy lfe. I wish them well. navy blue, sapphire oF | "What a fool I was! I didn't dainty double row of wool Bitterness And Hate Hurt Only Yourself dentist in La Crosse but a de-| exceed add my. nickel's worth to the rhubarb about saying 'God bless you' when a_ person sneezes? Nobody in our family ever blessed a sneezer and it wasn't customary among our friends either, Then we moved to New York. My husband and i joined a church and I will never forget w \that first Sunday. It was during one of those silent periods of prayer when my husband let loose a window-rattling sneeze. All eyes were on him. He felt like crawling under the pew. There's no money in La Crosse. Business. is lousy and industry is down at the heels. Maybe you can find a good cent living is out of the ques-|baritone, bellowed, "God bless gee -- nae lyou." A wave of quiet laughter + You mw crossed up on your La Sreseen (Chee the church. My husband La Crosse, Wis., is one of the|{Clt 8" enormous sense of -re- most progressive and prosper- |lief. | ous cities in the nation. | Now both my ag gags 1 In 1964 La Crosse was 10th| less every sHeezer. think we in the United States in retail |2°® actually blessing the pastor sales per household. Building who came to his rescue.--Con- permits in La Crosse this year verted Gezundheiters $12,000,000. There are| Dear Converted: Your pastor more than 200 manufacturers in|is not only a quick thinker but a The kindly pastor, in a rich)j ing improvement." Pain was and i actual reduction or retraction La Crosse. The Wisconsin state|true gentleman. God bless him. ego: 8 s rvice reports a unemployment in La Crosse has p ade to three per! PORTRAITS cent. (The national average is ; lie see OPENING SPECIA\ 8 for 1.00--16 for 1.75 goon deal higher.) Anyone) who can't make a decent livin , in that city should be scheieaal H. E. Stillwell Studios to admit it. Oshawa Shopping Centre 728-4801 Dear Arm Landers: May I! ade trim. | ab sda _|hurt them but I almost put my-) self in the grave.--Ex-Dummy | Dear Ex: I've said it before, but it's worth saying again. Hatred is like an acid. It can do more damage to the vessel in which it is stored than to the ' object on which it is poured. of part-time each day, obtaining) pp A A ear Ann Landers: You had a job with a professional man|, lotiee in your column from a hie hinge on how well You!woman who lives in La Crosse, tag interest him in using you|wis, She said the dentists in La or two or three days and an-|Crosse are so nice it's a shame Q. Our high school son often jr .¢9 relates at home incidents which) ay a mature he supposes urate that Mt woman of 4 who can {Ype and h . take shorthand. Before my mar- should we do? responsible |rest of the time. | A. After listening silently for a lhis attention away from the times, suggest that he try to find out what his teacher ex- pects of him and then to act accordingly. Don't him in self-pity. Try to help times have to get alon with per- fsons who don't seem to be fair and just. State Of Education| In Art Deplorable OTTAWA (CP) Canada should have a national. school for art teachers, members of the Canadian Society for Edu- cation Through Art were told Friday. | Eric Wesselow of Chateau- guay, Que., told the society's annual meetirig it should pro- pose such a school to the pro- vincial departments of educa- tion and the federal department of northern affairs. | Harsh criticism of Ontario's system of art education and art] encourage} him see that most people will at! lriage, I held a position as a private secretary and Girl Fri-| company. area of self-pity. At some other) yo. that I'm ready to return|bet will probably be to send out |to work, though, I would rather| have a job in a doctor's or| dentist's office than a general) Mrs. M. E. | [Dear Mrs. M.. E.: | It's possible to work as a _____ |part-time receptionist for a doc-jnity where there's no opportu- tor or dentist if you can de- velop satisfactory arrangements) to fit an individual doctor's or dentist's schedule. You may find it easier to locate 'work with a physician who makes hospital or house calls, because| he is not in his office full-time and will not need a receptionist for as many hours as a dentist who is in his office all day. | If a dentist wants a reception- | ist for all the hours he prac- tices, a part-time job for him would probably involve convinc- ing him to hire you for the morning and another part-timer) for the afternoons -- or vice! versa. If you'd rather work two or three full days a week instead, teacher-training came from Al-| lan Bevan, an art teacher at! Runnymede Collegiate, Tor-} onto, who said: "Art education practices in Ontario are hardly designed to! qualitatively or quantitatively! increase esthetic literacy. I dis-| cern an officially-held notion | that the situation is going to be| improved by the simple multi-| plication of the number of peo-| ple who, under the present sys-| tem of teacher training, become prosper within the next 12 months, with especially good influences favoring them in late December, January, late April and next October. Sentimental, domestic and social relationships should pros- per during most of the year-- especially if you are not fazed by a possible change of environ- ment in mid-July, nor influ- enced by the tensions of others in early January. Best periods for romance: The current month, January, May, late June and late July; for travel: Next January, July; and Sep- tember. A child born on this day will be nunsually conventional, in- tuitive and ingenious. officially 'qualified' to teach jart, and by the improvement of |Physicai facilities in the art de- | partments." | REMOVED PERMANENTLY Superfluous Hair By Electrolysis, and the newest fostest selek- tronic Shortwove method, Revealing |) your true self, free of worry and embarrasment Over 15 years' experience. business post. |book jDear Roberta Roesch: jother receptionist's services the/eyeryone can't move up there i She described how she fell and Unless you can work out ar-|broke the caps off her front, |rangements such as this with ajteeth and her wonderful dentist private employment a jrushed right down to his office gency Fon a Sunday to fix her up reasonable time, try to shiftiqay for a top executive of a big|through placing and answering) 'That Jetter must have been a ads in the newspaper, your best/phony. I don't believe anyone! in La Crosse can afford capped teeth. We used to live there and) it's impossible to make @ living lin that town. letters of application to the doc- tors and dentists listed in the yellow pages of your telephone talents and skills--even though| in some cases you may have to} create the opportunity yourself. | By way of suggestion, start a} community musical organiza-| tion, if your cultural talents and| skills run. to music. Tf you're | talented in the theatre, initiate a dramatic group. Or, if your background is in literature, of- fer your services to your library and assist with or develop a children's story hour or adult book review program. The Greater Oshawa Community Chest wishes to thank the employees of the A & W and the A& W Company for the unique way in which they contributed to the Community Appeal. My husband has been trans- ferred to a very small commu- nity whatsoever to use any of the cultural talents or skills I've developed. What do you suggest? : Mrs, L. G. Dear Mrs. L. 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