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It was developed to provide joyful multisensory literacy instruction in the classroom and at home. Our children look forward to singing, signing, and reading this song every day! It’s amazing how quickly children learn to recognize and connect letters, ASL signs, and key phonics symbols and sounds when they are all linked together through this engaging ABC Phonics book and song.  \nResearch has clearly demonstrated that the brain is uniquely wired to remember large amounts of new information more easily when that information is deeply integrated through the rhythm and melody of a song. Our ABC Phonics: Sing, Sign and Read! book and song provide that important connection. The book is now available at [amazon.com](amazon.com).  \nYou can enjoy learning the ABC Phonics song with the help of  FREE YouTube ASL video tutorialsat sign2me.com and [nellieedge.com](nellieedge.com).  \nPlease post this song chart on the refrigerator or in your child’s bedroom for additional daily practice until your child knows the entire song by heart. Pay close attention to each key phonics sound; it needs to be crisp and accurate.  \nThis ABC chart will help you:  \n• Encourage your child to playfully and dramatically practice the ABC Phonics song every day.  \n• See how quickly and accurately your child can fingerspell, name, and demonstrate each lettersound correspondence. Watch them sign the key phonics symbol.  \n• Guide your child’s fingerspelling and use of ASL vocabulary.  \n• Invite your child to teach you how to fingerspell each letter. (Fingerspelling builds small muscle skills for handwriting and playing musical instruments!)  \n• Compare your child’s finger positions to the ASL signs demonstrated in the reference chart and online video tutorials.  \n• We are first building accuracy and then speed as we teach for mastery of foundational reading skills.  \nRemember: When first learning these essential foundation skills, it’s important for children to practice each letter and sound consistently using the same ABC key phonics symbols, both at home and at school. Daily multisensory repetition reinforces and accelerates children’s learning.  \nOnce your child has learned the first portion of the song, invite the child to perform it over and over again for any appreciative audience. Your child will soon be reading and performing the entire ABC Phonics: Sing, Sign, and Read! song and will become an ABC Phonics Expert!  \nThank you for your commitment to your child’s literacy development. We hope you create many joyful family memories as you sing, sign, and read together!  \nSmiles!  \n(Your child’s teacher)  \nPermission is granted for teachers to make multiple copies of this letter as a part of the ABC Phonics: Sing, Sign, and Read! program by Nellie Edge and Sign2Me Early Learning ©2010 . See [nellieedge.com](nellieedge.com) for more information about our action-research on “Multisensory ABC and Phonics Immersion.” Download our complimentary e-Book.","cbCaivvkhFI2BRl8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivvkhFI2BRl8","pdf",32511,"English","# Dear Parents and Families\n## Purpose of the ABC Phonics Family Reference Chart\n## How to Use It for Daily Practice\n## What Skills It Helps Develop\n## Classroom and Home Reminders\n## Closing and Permission Notice","[{\"question\":\"What is the ABC Phonics Family Reference Chart meant to do?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed to work with the ABC Phonics: Sing, Sign, and Read! program, linking letters, ASL signs, and key phonics symbols and sounds for multisensory literacy instruction.\"},{\"question\":\"How should families practice using the chart at home?\",\"answer\":\"Post the song chart for daily use and pay close attention to each phonics sound so practice is crisp and accurate until the child knows the song by heart.\"},{\"question\":\"What skills does the chart support during learning?\",\"answer\":\"It helps children practice fingerspelling, demonstrate letter-sound correspondence, build ASL vocabulary use, compare finger positions to ASL signs, and progress from accuracy to speed for foundational reading mastery.\"}]","ABC Phonics Family Reference Chart Letter | PDF"]