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Sep 24, 2005
I have a group of 10 fifth/fourth graders. They do not
distinguish between vowel sounds even after years of
instruction. A few are identified as resource. Other than
continued repetition, does anyone have other methods
they've found successful. Their ear/brain is not connecting
the letter with the sound. Thanks, Kathy
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