[PDF.60hb] Laubach Way to Reading, Skill Book 1: Sounds and Names of Letters

Laubach Way to Reading, Skill Book 1: Sounds and Names of Letters

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 | #881457 in Books |  New Readers Press |  1981 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  11.25 x8.75 x.25l,.45 | File type: PDF | 80 pages

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||14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.| Extremely helpful book for illiterate adults|By Desert Dustbunny|My college-aged friend (for whom I bought this book) used this Laubach Way to Reading Skill Book 1 to help an Arab woman who had never been to school. This woman could not read her own language, nor could she read English. Now, only two months later, she can read and write the entire English alphabet, plus many

Skill book 1 : sounds and names of letters teaches the name and one sound for each letter in the alhabet plus the writing of smalll and capital letters and numerals. It also lays an essential foundation in word attack and comprehension skills which will be mastered in subsequent skill books. Vocabulary is controlled; 132 words, including variants, are introduced and used in context. The correlated reader, In the valley, introduces additional words. Sentence structures ar...

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