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Dec 28, 2010
Grace/IL
I've never seen a prescribed order for teaching letters but as a first grade teacher I started with 'c'. You can use a clock face and have the child trace counter-clockwise from 2 all the way around to 4. Then I'd teach a, d, g, o, q -- simply because they all involve the same beginning motion as c. I'd also teach the basic sound they represent at ...See More
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