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Reading Champs Common Sense Mini-lesson # 004
Teaching and Learning Letters
(The Alphabet as a Language Skill)
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Reading Champs Common Sense Mini-lesson # 004
TITLE: Teaching and Learning Letters; The Alphabet as a Language Skill
Catalog Index: CSML-004
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TEACHING AND LEARNING LETTERS
(The Alphabet as a Language Skill)
There are
few elements of the English language that are as important as “our” alphabet.
Using only 26 symbols, we have constructed tens of thousands of different words
which we use to describe every aspect and activity which make up our lives. We
will get into those words later in these Instructional Handbooks but before we
do, you need to understand what these symbols are and how they are used to
represent sounds.
Simply let
it be said that we believe the English alphabet to be the most fundamental element which make up our ability to read.
INTRODUCTION TO THE ALPHABET
Just
like people, some letters are short, some are tall; some are sort of thin, some
are medium sized, and some are wide. Some letters have tails and some have
lines moving through them. Some letters are doubled up in words and others
never stand together. But they are all symbols for sounds, and those sounds
make syllables, words, sentences, and even the biggest book you have ever
seen—they are almost all made up of letters.
And even numbers have names which are made from letters!
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Mini-lesson #004
Teaching Letters;
The Alphabet
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Created by
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Donald E. Werve, Jr., M.Ed.
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