A Is for Azure: The Alphabet in Colors - Barkat, L. L.
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Brilliant ink-on-tile illustrations created with a secret process bring the alphabet to colorful life, while color-coding of text emphasizes letter-to-sound correspondence. Children will delight in the rich, poetic language of colors like emerald, jasmine, and quartz-while also meeting old favorites like yellow, orange and purple. A color key and pronunciation guide (for new colors like "zaffre," which rhymes with "laugher") is included. Instructions for how to extend the learning with a predictable sentence chart are also provided. Free printable supporting materials like miniatures of the…mehr

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Brilliant ink-on-tile illustrations created with a secret process bring the alphabet to colorful life, while color-coding of text emphasizes letter-to-sound correspondence. Children will delight in the rich, poetic language of colors like emerald, jasmine, and quartz-while also meeting old favorites like yellow, orange and purple. A color key and pronunciation guide (for new colors like "zaffre," which rhymes with "laugher") is included. Instructions for how to extend the learning with a predictable sentence chart are also provided. Free printable supporting materials like miniatures of the illustrations (to add to your predictable sentence chart), sentence builders, and a days-of-the-week color counting book for literacy and math centers can be found at tweetspeakpoetry.com/literacyextras!
Autorenporträt
L.L. (Laura) Barkat is a contributor to Edutopia; has served as a books, parenting, and education contributor for The Huffington Post blog; and is the author of six books for grown-ups, including the popular title Rumors of Water: Thoughts on Creativity & Writing, which reveals the secrets of her writing journey-a journey she has joyfully shared with her daughters during their years of being educated at home and beyond. Her first memories of learning to read involve a grandma who taught her with colorful alphabet flash cards, two funny little British books about an ant and a bee, and a mother who read poetry to her daily. She loves color, and has painted her dining room sunset yellow, because it makes her happy.