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Make one or more sets for each student and teacher. Print each page of tiles on cardstock or study paper. Cut out the individual letter tiles and laminate each one. Trim as needed.
Use for a variety of sorting activities, and to lay out letters into simple words.
The teacher can put a set of the tiles in a bowl, and pull them out to play Letter Bingo and other games.
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Print out one or more sets for each student. Cut out carefully. Laminate.
Use them to make proper names and to begin sentences.
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Print one or more sets for each student on card stock. Cut out carefully. Laminate.
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Page created September 28, 2007. Anne Pemberton. Updated Tuesday, January 6, 2009 . AP.
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