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ABC Order
By RebeccaK
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I teach special education and have found that many students find numbers to be far less abstract than letters. I label the classroom alphabet (the one on the wall over the white board) with large circles, red for vowels| and blue for consonants. Then of course A = 1, B = 2, etc. We play "secret message" word games where they must crack the code (3 - 1 - 2 = CAB) and other games/activities. Students can then use the numbered alphabet as a reference during ABC order lessons or assignments. Eventually most kids definitely get it once they realize the correlation between the letters and the numbers. Most | |
don't need the number reference for long.There are some other little activites that can help too, just let me know if you're interested. =) Rebecca
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