Re: Sequencing numbers/letters that are NOT cosecutive

[Guest guest]

formydear9 and group,

If you know what a number line is,look for the same type product with

letters instead of numbers. Years ago,I worked in a library and we used

these to quickly alphabetize materials. Mail centers use a similar device.

Try borrowing one. It makes the concept literal and kids with autism often

learn quickly when they can " see " the concept.

,Colin P's mom

On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 11:16 PM, formydear9 <formydear9@...> wrote:

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> I have a question on how to sequencing numbers/letters when they are not

> conescutive numbers/letters.

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> Let me explain...

> If I give my daughter letters A through G(A, B,C,D,E,F,G) and ask her to

> put them in order or sequence them, she will do it.

> If I give her letters A, D and F and ask her to put them in order or

> sequence them, she will NOT(can't)do it.

> Same is the case with numbers.

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> How do I go about teaching that? using a number line of sorts?What do I do

> for letters? is it even relevant for letters?

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