Sentences with phrase «alphabetic letters»

As opposed to the traditional controllers who use the alphabetic letters (A-B-Z, etc.), the Dualshock uses the «Triangle, Square, X, and Circle» format.

A document held on a computer which contains only alphabetic letters and numbers.

A document held on a computer which is commonly displayed in a web browser and which can contain alphabetic letters and numbers, images, coloured text and background and hyperlinks.

In a private letter, Miescher argued that the various forms of organic molecules were sufficient for «all the wealth and variety of hereditary transmission [to] find expression just as all the words and concepts of all languages can find expression in 24 to 30 alphabetic letters.»

Monogramming business involves artistic designing of gift items by cresting 2 or more alphabetic letters on the gift item.

Not exact matches

Example: An «alphabetic» has only 26 spaces, one for each letter of the alphabet, which comes up just once per game.

The letters are not in the usual alphabetic order and there are no letters on the zero button.

Teachers were familiar with the alphabetic method, in which learning to read was synonymous with learning the letters of the alphabet; the word method, in which children learned short whole words (as in the Dick and Jane readers); and the phonetic method, in which children learned to read by sounding out the letters and combinations of letters that form words.

As early as kindergarten, when students are learning the alphabetic principles, they should be taught how to properly form their letters.

Students should be taught the alphabetic principle and letter recognition as soon as they enter kindergarten.

From letter identification and the alphabetic principle to structural analysis and comprehension skills, Smarty Ants transforms emergent readers into independent readers.

Letter - sound matching is the essence of the alphabetic principle and is also known as phonics.

Tips and strategies for presenting the alphabetic principle (the understanding that there are systematic and predictable relationships between written letters and spoken sounds), the rate of instruction, and the sequence in which it should be presented to children.

Although there is much hesitation amongst some educators as to whether or not having children work with nonsense words is appropriate; the goal of using nonsense words during reading activities is to determine if kids have mastered the alphabetic principle (letters represent sounds in words and these letter sounds can be blended together to make new words).

From the late 1960s onward, phonological methods based on learning the alphabetic principle — that is, the relationship between letters and their sounds — came into wide usage and dominated the teaching of reading.

Check out some of our favorite reading websites for kids that teach Letter Knowledge, Phonemic Awareness, Alphabetic Principle (Basic & Advanced Code), Fluency, Vocabulary, and Comprehension!

While skills have always been a part of reading instruction (witness all the bits and pieces of letter sounds and syllables in the alphabetic approach), the skill as a fundamental unit of curriculum and the scope and sequence chart as a way of organizing skills that extend across the elementary grades are twentieth century phenomena, nurtured, I would add, by the rapid expansion of commercial basal reading programs and standardized reading tests.

ALPHABETIC PRINCIPLE - The understanding that letters are used to represent the speech sounds of our language.