A strategy for Alphabetical Order Questions
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A strategy for Alphabetical Order Questions
Anyone got a good aproach to these questions. My dd just can't seem to get them and I can''t really think of a strategy that is not really time consuming. Any ideas?
not really , just the usual look at first letter, then second and so on. Learning the alphabet is good and learning it as an "arc"
imagine a rainbow with a on the left end, z on the right and the peak being m and n.
it gives quite a good feel of where a letter is in the alphabet, a quarter of the way through etc. Have used this with dyslexic children and it works well
other than that , loads of practice!
imagine a rainbow with a on the left end, z on the right and the peak being m and n.
it gives quite a good feel of where a letter is in the alphabet, a quarter of the way through etc. Have used this with dyslexic children and it works well
other than that , loads of practice!
