Describe what preliteracy skills are and provide two examples,
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Preliteracy refers to behaviors relating to books that children demonstrate before they begin to read. Preliteracy skills are an important developmental milestone that functions as the foundation of reading. Some examples of preliteracy skills include holding books in the correct orientation and turning pages from left to right.
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. Storm and Stress b. Storming and Norming c. Stress and Strength d. Harmony
Freedom of speech, religion, and press and the right to petition is ensured by the
A) First Amendment. B) Tenth Amendment. C) Fourteenth Amendment. D) Sixteenth Amendment.
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a. Daniel Defoe and Jonathan Swift. b. John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau. c. The Brothers Grimm. d. Hans Christian Anderson and Oliver Goldsmith.