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I do not believe in homework. My child has so much homework, we have little time to read. If a
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like you do, but a little simpler. I do Fun Friday on Friday afternoons. Those who have all their
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Level: elementary A child who is beginning to read for the very first time should spend at least 15
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letter of the alphabet. You can use flash cards. We use some Leap Frog flash cards that were given to
us. Flash cards are one of my favorite tools for teaching letter recognition because the kids like the
competition of seeing how many they can recognize. You can use Alphabet books. Dr. Seuss’s ABC
Book is a book we have used to teach letters. Also, starfall.com is a website that kids love for
learning letters and their sounds. The important thing is that they are seeing capital and small letters
together to be able to recognize the difference between both. Level: intermediate DOC, 97.5 KB
Grammar Downloads: 131 Comprehensive K-12 personalized learning I also include a differentiated
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Also, we have most of the audio Rush Revere series because they are chock full of American history.
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