Learning to read letters is tricky enough but it’s made trickier when trying to identify between handwritten and typewritten letters! Check out these Resources for 5 Tricky Letters from All About Learning!
This resource includes printables to help your child work on tricky lowercase a, g, q, y, and t. A reading readiness checklist is also included!
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Keri is a former elementary and middle school teacher who's worked overseas for 4 years. She loves to write and so decided to pursue her writing dream!
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