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Adams, Laurie
Aery, Maureen
Balthasar, Suzanne
Benkovich, Andrea
Bouchane, Susan
Brennan, Kathleen
Cieslewicz, Sonya
Denecke, Daniel
Floss, Kevin
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Coleman, Abigail
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Graham, Melissa
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Heard, Andrea
Ieda, James
Kincella, Melissa
Knubbert, Julie
Layer, Kathryn
Liss, Keli
Maskell, Diana
McDowell, Angela
Miller, Natalie
Munich, Cynthia
Stevens, Stephanie
Stewart, Amy
Szymanski, Sarah
Topol, Monica
Ward, Megan
Wisnoski, David
Furminger, Thomas
Rymarczyk, Torie
Turpin, Kelly
Eckert, Gretchen
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Ledgeview Elementary
Together We Make Learning A Way Of Life
Ledgeview Elementary
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Szymanski, Sarah
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Number Rhymes!
As we learn our numeral formation strokes, these rhymes will help reinforce top to bottom and left to right orientation.
1- One is fun!
2- Around and back on a railroad track: two, two, two!
3- Around a tree, around a tree, that's the way to make a three.
4- Make an L, top to the floor-that's the way to make a four.
5- A bee flies out-goes down from his hive, around a bush and makes a five.
6- Down to a loop, six makes a hoop.
7- Across the sky and down from heaven, that's the way to make a seven.
8- Make an S but don't be late, go back up to make an eight.
9- Make a loop and then a line, that's the way to make a nine!
10- Make a one and then a zero. Then ten will be your hero.
11- Make a one and then another. Eleven will be friends with each other.
12- Make a one and then a two. Twelve makes a dozen for you.
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