Alphabetical Order - learning how to alphabetize is
a needed skill. Bibliographies, indexes,
glossaries, and organizing files are a few examples of how alphabetizing is used in everyday life. I have found that many second, third, and fourth
grade students do not know how to alphabetize. Students are often amazed how
easy it is. I begin with a few simple
words that begin with different letters. I then introduce alphabetizing to the second letter and beyond when students have to look at the second letter or third letter of each word to alphabetize the words.
Reference Chart - Introducing Alphabetical Order (words with different beginning letters)
Reference Chart - alphabetizing to the second letter
Practice Paper - Students write the words in alphabetical order on a separate sheet of paper. They cross off each word they write. They can also use the alphabet chart below when alphabetizing the words.
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