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Re: Visual phonics

Posted by lori on 12/7/2005, 2:16 pm, in reply to "Re: Visual phonics"
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You can use any phonics book as a format for teaching the letter/sounds. There are lots of them out there. Speech pathologist may teach the sounds using a more developmental approach. Different curriculums may also have a set sequence for teaching letter/sounds.

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