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Alphabetical order and Dictionary work

Submitted by Clare (10-10-2012)

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I have used your alphabet picture cards with my year 3 group as a resource for more difficult sorting into alphabetical order i.e. using the second, third or even fourth letter to sort words alphabetically.

My class were having difficulty with this concept and I found the alphabet picture cards, copied them onto smaller cards and the class have finally understood the concept.

Thank you

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