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One student described an appreciative listening experience as she listened to " sounds around us : " " Living close to the park , my husband and I decided to take a walk through it . It was a beautiful autumn morning and , without ...
One student described an appreciative listening experience as she listened to " sounds around us : " " Living close to the park , my husband and I decided to take a walk through it . It was a beautiful autumn morning and , without ...
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Title of Module : Auditory Discrimination of Beginning Consonant Sounds Name of Student : Date : 1. ... objective : Given a stimulus word beginning with n or d , the student will pair the two words beginning with the same letter sound .
Title of Module : Auditory Discrimination of Beginning Consonant Sounds Name of Student : Date : 1. ... objective : Given a stimulus word beginning with n or d , the student will pair the two words beginning with the same letter sound .
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It Sounds Like Fun . A child's success in reading is largely dependent on his knowledge of individual letter sounds and the ability to discriminate between these sounds . In order to reinforce what is learned in school about letters and ...
It Sounds Like Fun . A child's success in reading is largely dependent on his knowledge of individual letter sounds and the ability to discriminate between these sounds . In order to reinforce what is learned in school about letters and ...
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