Getting words into alphabetical order is as easy as A-B-C with Crayola Color Switchers. Colorfully identify key letters to organize words with similar beginnings.
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Putting words in alphabetical order can be fun, especially if you use the second, third, or fourth letter in the word. Compile a list of words to put in order. Choose words you like, such as names, spelling words, or words from a dictionary. Ready for a challenge? Choose words that start with the same letter or letters.
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<STRONG> List the words</STRONG>. Write words in random order on the left side of your paper with Crayola Color Switchers. (The right side will be where you write your alphabetized list.) Remind yourself of the order of letters. Sing the English ABC song to yourself or write the alphabet at the top if you like.
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<STRONG> Color-code your words</STRONG>. Use the opposite end of Color Switchers to write over the first letter of each word. TIP: You can alphabetize the first letter of each word when all the words begin with a different letter. When words begin with the same letter you must alphabetize by the second, third, or sometimes fourth letter.
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<STRONG> Search</STRONG>! Look for words that start with each letter of the alphabet, beginning with words that start with a, then b, and so on. <STRONG> If</STRONG> only one word begins with the letter, write it in your alphabetized list with a Color Switchers marker. <STRONG>If </STRONG>more than one word begins with the same letter, use a different Color Switchers color to write over the second letter in each of the words. Figure out the order of this group of words. Write them in order on your alphabetized list. <STRONG> If</STRONG> words start with the same two or more letters, write over the similar beginning letters in each word. Order the words by looking at the first letter that is different in each word. Add them in order to your alphabetized list.
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