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Shindler,
Ramon.
FOUND ALPHABET
New York : Houghton Mifflin,
2005.
IL K-3, RL 2.4
ISBN 0618442324
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Look
around the room. As you look around, see if you can see the letters
of the alphabet in objects in the room. Maybe a window pane looks
like an "o". There are several alphabet books that use everyday found
objects to represent the letters of the alphabet. This book is a bit different.
The artists used everyday found objects and put them together to create
an object to represent the letters. So a train created by pieces
of tin and cogs represents the letter "t". These found objects are
pretty cool. They may even make you want to create your own found
alphabet! |
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SUBJECTS:
Alphabet.
Stories in rhyme. |
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unchanged from its present form and appropriate credit is given.
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