This comprehensive and interactive tool designed to teach learners all aspects of the English Alphabetic Writing System. With five sets of 104 cards and a detailed instructional book, this product covers letter recognition, pronunciation, alphabetizing, phonics, reading, and more.
Key Components:
Five Complete 104-Card Sets.
24-Page Detailed Instructions, explanations, and ideas Book.
Variety of Fonts.
Penmanship guidelines.
Pages:
24 pages
Who They Are For:
New Readers of Any Age.
Learners of English as a Second or Foreign Language.
Educators and Teachers.
Individuals Working with English Writing Systems.
K-8, Secondary, Young Adult, Adult; Pre-Literate to New Readers; Basic to Beginning Language Learners.
What They Are:
Five Versions of four-of-a-kind 26-Letter Alphabet Cards with a 24-page book that helps teach "everything teachers/learners want to know first about the English Alphabetic Writing System."
Why You Need Them:
New readers at any age, learners of English as a Second or Foreign Language, and everyone that studies or works with printed or hand-written English have to know the names of the 26 letters and their order in the alphabet. They also appreciate hands-on, practical experience that has them manipulate the content they're acquiring. These five (5) complete 104-card packs and ideas will help them to:
Recognize, name, match, and sequence most varieties of printed and handwritten alphabet letters
Use their knowledge and skill to engage in and keep learning from a variety of innovative activities and cooperative/competitive card and board games
Begin to understand oral spelling; say letters aloud; write what they hear; alphabetize; look up items; differentiate between letters and sounds in reading, phonics, and pronunciation; and notice how the language works at the most detailed level
What They Contain:
Five (5) complete 104-card sets of 4 matching letters each: a pair of one upper-case (capital) and one lower-case (small) manuscript (block) letters plus one upper-case and one lower-case cursive (handwritten) letter
Alarge variety of fonts(typefaces) especially useful to native speakers/writers of languages that don't use the Roman/English alphabet. Some of these even include penmanship guidelines, shapes displaying "keywords that start with those letters," and/or miniature images of classic playing cards with suits and ranks
Learn from, convincing educators and students from the start that learning can be natural, stress-reducing, and fun.
