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Hanson Learning Hanson Alphabet Primary Concepts A Note to the Teacher Primary Concepts Hanson Alphabet Kit contains the following materials: Alphabet Objects Basket Sorting Cups Letter Stickers Letter

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1. Begin by gathering all the necessary materials, including the hands-on alphabet cards and a pen or pencil.
2. Start with the first card, which typically represents the letter 'A'. Identify the corresponding image or word associated with the letter 'A' on the card.
3. Carefully write the letter 'A' in the designated space on the card, using proper handwriting techniques if applicable.
4. Move on to the next card in alphabetical order and repeat the process of identifying the letter, its associated image or word, and writing the letter on the card.
5. Continue this process for all the cards in the hands-on alphabet set, until each card is properly filled out with the corresponding letter.
6. Once finished, review the completed cards to ensure accuracy and legibility.

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1. Preschoolers and kindergarteners: The hands-on alphabet - primary is specifically designed for young learners who are just starting to explore letters and their sounds. It provides a tactile and interactive way for them to engage with the alphabet and develop early literacy skills.
2. Early educators: Teachers and educators working with young children can utilize the hands-on alphabet - primary to create engaging and interactive lessons focused on letter recognition and formation. It serves as a valuable teaching tool in the classroom.
3. Parents and guardians: The hands-on alphabet - primary can be a useful resource for parents and guardians who want to support their child's early literacy development at home. It offers a hands-on approach to learning letters and can be used for fun and educational activities.

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Hands-on alphabet - primary is a hands-on activity that helps children learn the alphabet through interactive play and exploration.

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