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  • Rhyme Charts for use while Practicing Handwriting Lower Case Letters...
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  • Ideal for use on a IWB or as charts - children practice chanting while writing alphabet letters in the air.

  • Make smaller copies and make a booklet using your printer settings to send home for reference and reinforcement.

  • List the blue rhyming words from each alphabet rhyme - brainstorm other related rhyming words.

  • Use as part of letter introduction - use a large A3 laminated copy as a reading / word play activity.

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