A poster explaining how to order words according to their place in the alphabet.
Use this teaching resource to assist your students in their understanding of alphabetical order.
Enlarge this poster to display for your students in the classroom.
Updated: 30 Jun 2023
A poster explaining how to order words according to their place in the alphabet.
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Pages: 2 Pages
Years: F - 3
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A poster explaining how to order words according to their place in the alphabet.
Use this teaching resource to assist your students in their understanding of alphabetical order.
Enlarge this poster to display for your students in the classroom.
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