| Upper Case Letters |
|---|
Strokes Straight E F H I L T |
Source:
Linda Johansson, Kathy Angst, Brenda Beer, Sue Martin, Wendy Rebeck &
Nicole Sibilleau, Canadian Language Benchmarks 2000: ESL for Literacy
Learners. Ottawa, ON: Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks, 2000,
p. 5. [www.language.ca]
Special attention should be devoted to teaching the alphabet. People with intellectual / developmental disabilities sometimes find it difficult to distinguish between letters, especially those that have similar shapes.
Lower case letters may be easier to learn because they have more distinctive shapes.
