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ALPHABET-LETTER PAIRED-GRIDS, English Writing System = 56-Page Tear-Off Pad
ISBN: 978-1-934637-32-6 9.00 USD
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ALPHABET-LETTER PAIRED-GRIDS, English-Roman = 56-Page Tear-Off Pad
The concept of “Dyad Grid Activities” comes from the procedures of a strategic pad-and-pencil guessing game called Battleship. To provide systematic educationally beneficial practice, the borders of both columns and rows of these Alphabet-Letter Paired Grids are lettered instead of numbered.
Depending on their language-proficiency levels and goals—and the time available for play, users can choose Grids containing any number of square boxes, from 25 to 900. For maximum practice, the paired pages display various letter forms—upper– and lower-case manuscript and/or cursive—from different parts of or the whole English alphabet. Like other creative Alphabet-Letter activity and game materials, these work because they inspire and motivate (cooperative and/or competitive) learning.
ISBN 978-1-934637-32-6 $9.00 US
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Alphabet-Letter Paired Grids Tear-Off Pad, English Sample
(Also available is a 100-Page Alphabet-Letter PAIRED-GRIDS Tear-Off Pad World Languages [ISBN 978-1-934637-23-4] that provides basic practice in the names of the characters of the Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, Cyrillic, and Korean Hangul abjads or alphabets. Whether used by English learners motivated by language comparison or pre-literate learners of other writing systems, the materials offer a surprising change of pace in instructive language activity. In a "Battleship" variation, users can also use the Grids for spelling practice in English or a language that uses the relevant writing system.)
