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ALPHABET APPLE
ALPHABET APPLE
ALPHABET APPLE
ALPHABET APPLE
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ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITY 4 - BEFORE AND AFTER
ACTIVITY 4 - BEFORE AND AFTER
ACTIVITY 4 - BEFORE AND AFTER
ACTIVITY 4 - BEFORE AND AFTER
ACTIVITY 4 - BEFORE AND AFTER
This activity strengthens alphabetical order skills. Your child will recognize that
the letters of the alphabet are arranged in a certain order. He or she will have
opportunities to tell which letter comes before or after certain letters. Your child
will be asked specific questions such as, “Which letter comes before the letter B?”
He or she will then have the opportunity to look at the letter buttons and find that
letter.
Learning Benefits for Your Child -
Learning Benefits for Your Child -
Learning Benefits for Your Child -
Learning Benefits for Your Child -
Learning Benefits for Your Child - The Before and After activity is designed to
familiarize your child with the alphabet. Your child will also be taught the concepts
of before and after. This activity provides opportunities for your child to identify
letters of the alphabet on his or her own.
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Slide the activity selector to “Before and After.” You will
hear a short tune. Then the friendly voice will ask a
question about letter order. For example, you will hear
“Which letter comes before the letter D?,” or “Which letter
comes after the letter B?”
2. Find the answer by pressing a letter button. The friendly
voice will identify the letter sequence of the button that
was pressed. For example, you will hear “The letter C
comes before the letter D,” or “The letter C comes after
the letter B.”
How Can You Help?
• While your child is playing the activity, encourage him or her to look at the
letters while making his or her decision about the answer. Have your child tell
you why he or she is choosing a certain letter for his or her answer.
• Talk about “before” and “after” regard to events that have occurred throughout
the day. For instance, ask your child, “What did you do before lunch?,” Or
“What do we usually do after dinner?”
“Which letter comes
before the letter D?”
“The letter C comes
before the letter D.”
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