Alice Ate an Apple - Labrecque, Anne-Marie
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The perfect next-step book for young children who have learned their ABCs. Alice Ate an Apple is a fun, colorful romp through the world of uppercase, lowercase, and even cursive letters-from apples to zebras! Each spread highlights a letter and has a sentence that includes the featured letter in its various forms. Readers can also play a game by counting how many times that letter appears in the sentence. Handy hints and an answer key in the back offer extra help.¿ Encourages literary development, helping young children become independent readers and writers¿ A built-in counting game that…mehr

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The perfect next-step book for young children who have learned their ABCs. Alice Ate an Apple is a fun, colorful romp through the world of uppercase, lowercase, and even cursive letters-from apples to zebras! Each spread highlights a letter and has a sentence that includes the featured letter in its various forms. Readers can also play a game by counting how many times that letter appears in the sentence. Handy hints and an answer key in the back offer extra help.¿ Encourages literary development, helping young children become independent readers and writers¿ A built-in counting game that develops observation skills and boosts confidence¿ A fun language-learning adventure!Alice Ate an Apple helps young children build on their mastery of the alphabet and encourages them to expand their language skills.¿ Great family and classroom read-aloud¿ Books for children aged 3 to 5¿ Books for preschool and kindergarten children
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Anne-Marie Labreque is an elementary school teacher who earned a doctorate in education, specializing in written language learning. She lives in Quebec, Canada. Mathieu Dionne St-Arneault studied graphic design at the UQAM School of Design in Montreal, Canada, where he lives. The founder of a graphic design studio, he works as an illustrator and graphic designer on projects in the business, music, and art fields.