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Emerging Literacy: Young Children Learn to Read and Write

Dorothy S. Strickland, Lesley Mandel Morrow

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The contributors to this volume share practical ideas for day-care workers, teachers and curriculum specialists. The illustrated format features ideas you can use with two- to eight-year-olds in the classroom.

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The contributors to this volume share practical ideas for day-care workers, teachers and curriculum specialists. The illustrated format features ideas you can use with two- to eight-year-olds in the classroom.

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The contributors to this volume share practical ideas for day-care workers, teachers and curriculum specialists. The illustrated format features ideas you can use with two- to eight-year-olds in the classroom.

Key concepts: Literacy, Psychology, Computer science, Mathematics education, Pedagogy

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