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APUS57

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Elkonin blocks are used to teach
 
  a. alphabet knowledge.
  b. print concepts.
  c. concepts of shape.
  d. phonemic awareness.

Question 2

According to Morris, which of the following is a prerequisite for being able to point to individual words in a line of print that is being read?
 
  a. knowledge of initial consonants
  b. knowledge of the major functions of print
  c. some experience with invented spelling
  d. being able to match upper-and lower-case letters



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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