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Reading, phonetic method

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Phonics pathways

Dolores G. Hiskes

2000

Phonics

Morag Stuart, Maureen Lewis, Kathy Hall et al.

2006

The small red puppy

Grace Maccarone

2002

The super book of phonics poems

Linda B. Ross

2000

Get the nuts!

Donna Taylor

2002

Words their way with English learners

Francine Johnston, Lori Helman, Donald R. Bear et al.

2007

Phonemic Awareness

Idalia Perez

2008

Teaching Phonemic Awareness through Children's Literature and Experiences

Nancy Allen Jurenka

2005

Practicing What We Know

Constance Weaver

1998

Clifford's trick

Janelle Cherrington

2002

Reach into phonics

National Geographic Society (U.S.). Special Publications Division

2011

Phonics

Sonia Sander

2006

C-A-T = Cat

Mona McNee

2000

From phonics to fluency

Timothy V. Rasinski, Timothy V Rasinski, Timothy Rasinski et al.

2001

Creative Approach to Teaching Spelling

Kate Robinson

2016

Oxford Reading Tree

Liz Miles

2011

Phonics from A to Z

Wiley Blevins

1998

Self-paced phonics

G. Thomas Baer, Roger S. Dow

2007

Teaching Systematic Synthetic Phonics in Primary Schools

David Waugh, Wendy Jolliffe, Angela Gill

2015

Phonemic awareness

Victoria Groves Scott

2009

I Like Winter

Greg Moskal

2003

Teaching about phonics

Albert J. Mazurkiewicz

1976

Building Words

Thomas G. Gunning

2000

The writing road to reading

Romalda Bishop Spalding

1962

Making Sense of Phonics

Isabel L. Beck

2006

Hands-on word family activities for young readers

Roberta Seckler Brown, Susan Carey

2003

Cleo and the box

Grace Maccarone

2002

The ordinary parent's guide to teaching reading

Sara Buffington, Jessie Wise

2004

Phonological awareness and primary phonics

Thomas G. Gunning

2000

Number Phonics

Karen Louise Davidson

2003

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