Letter Knowledge Children who know the shapes and names of the letters of the alphabet, and how to write them, have a much easier time learning to read. Once children can name the letters, they begin learning the sounds - John Archambault - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Letter Knowledge Children who know the shapes and names of the letters of the alphabet, and how to write them, have a much easier time learning to read. Once children can name the letters, they begin learning the sounds Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-05-12 11:56:27 Open Document File Size: 655,36 KB Share Result on Facebook City London / / Company ABC / / Facility Rebecca Emberley Color Zoo / U.S. Institute of Museum / Library Services / / Organization U.S. Institute / Activity Hokey Pokey You / Idaho Commission for Libraries / / Person Joy Steiner Alpha Oops / Giles Andreae Superhero / Bill Martin Jr. / David Kirk / Bob McLeod / Tana Hoban / Mary Had / Song Sing / Stan Steiner Alpha Oops / / Position librarian / Spy / / SocialTag Literature Learning to read English spelling reform Quikscript Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Alphabet Toy block Hokey cokey John Archambault Reading

Letter Knowledge Children who know the shapes and names of the letters of the alphabet, and how to write them, have a much easier time learning to read. Once children can name the letters, they begin learning the sounds Add to Reading List