Color stickers; Words, ABC labels

Color stickers; Words, ABC labels
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Reading Recovery Job/Study Aids

These files can be downloaded by those with Microsoft Word (Mac or PC, release 6.0 or higher). Click here for more details on downloading.

Pictured below: 1 sticker and 1 (reduced size) 8x10 page of stickers

• Color Stickers a-g (Lab1a_g.doc)
• Color Stickers h-o (Lab1h_o.doc)
• Color Stickers p-z (Lab1p_z.doc)
• Color Stickers list (Lab1list.doc)
  Alphabetical foods, misc., animals
      with list of their names
  (30 stickers on each of 3 pages)
  Created by Susan Lewis (stlewis@amihome.com)
  

Color stickers: Set 2 (2 pages):

• Color Stickers a-l (Lab2a_l.doc)
• Color Stickers m-z (Lab2m_z.doc)
  Alphabetical, colorful foods, misc., animals
  Set 2 added for variety and for faster downloads
  (26 stickers on each of 2 pages)
  Created by Susan Lewis (stlewis@amihome.com)

• Thirty words (most from RR Guidebook, Section 4)
  (30 stickers on one page)

• Alphabet Labels (Alpha1.doc)
  Capital letters, lower case letters; example of use: alphabet books
  (56 stickers on 2 pages - includes alternative views of: I, g, a, t - in case you were wondering about 52 vs 56!)
  

• Small Alphabet Labels (ABC_box.doc)
  Miniature letters for your toolbox of magnetic letters. 
  (26 stickers on 1 page)
  
  

Large Alphabet Labels
9 letters per page, 6 (3 caps/3 lc) pages, each 110 font

Avery Diskette 5096 2.75 x 2.75  (Note: this is the only item with different label size)

• Caps A_I (A_I_F110.doc)
• Caps J_R (J_R_F110.doc)
• Caps S_Z (S_Z_F110.doc)
• Lower Case a-i (lc_a_i.doc)
• Lower Case j-r (lc_j_r.doc)
• Lower Case s-z (lc_s_z.doc)

Large font letters for use in large alphabet books (letter paper in notebook) or for pouring over with color glitter glue to make tactile letters

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Details on downloading files
These files can be downloaded by those with Microsoft Word (Mac or PC, release 6.0 or higher).   The next paragraph provides more detail.  If any one is able and willing to provide these materials in a common format other than Microsoft Word, we would greatly appreciate your contribution (please contact us at Feedback); not all users use Microsoft Word.

Depending on your browser the method may differ.  For example, if you are using Windows 95 and Microsoft Explorer 3.0, right click on the document, then select 'save target as', then enter the name in the 'save as' dialog box. Often this is c:\filename. The files are in Microsoft Word 6 (".doc" endings) or Excel 5 (".xls" endings) for Windows. These files are compatible for Microsoft Word 6.0 for the Macintosh.  You can always save these on your computer once you've downloaded them (for your own convenience, so you don't have to download them each time you want to use them).   Feel free to contact us if you have any questions; see Feedback   for contact information.
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