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A is for Apple: Building Letter-Recognition Fluency
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| Grades | K – 2 |
| Lesson Plan Type | Standard Lesson |
| Estimated Time | Three 60-minute sessions |
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Noelle
October 27, 2012
Love your plan, but unfortunately, two out of three websites under "Resources" are not working.
Ivette
October 18, 2011
Thanks so much for this fabulous idea! The entire lesson is soo "complete" and incorporates it all! I cannot wait to use it with my Kindergartners and share it with their teachers!! :)
Wes Ford
October 15, 2010
Susan,
Thanks for you comment about the ABC Match game. The letter X was omitted on purpose because the ABC Match game asks students to match up the beginning letter sounds, not simply the beginning letters. When the letter X appears at the beginning of a word, it usually sounds like the letter Z. Since the true sound of the letter X does not appear at the beginning of any primary-level words, it could not be included in the game.
Wes Ford
Associate Editor ReadWriteThink.org
Susan Collins
October 06, 2010
love all of the ideas and resources! I did notice on the matching card game that they are missing a ltter! This is no Xx. Can readwritethink correct that, I would love to use them!!
jennifer
May 11, 2010
This really helps my child learn easier &shorter it is just amazing
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