How to Make Up an ABC Book Fact Page
ABC books aren’t just for kindergarten. Kids of all ages can use ABC-type books to learn about many different topics, such as animals, cities or vegetables. Using the ABC method allows students to obtain a comprehensive education while studying a particular topic. Working their way through the alphabet also brings an element of fun to their learning.
Instructions
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Choose a topic to study, such as animals.
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Assign each letter of the alphabet to a specific animal. For example, A may be alligator, B could be bear and C might represent to cat. Use paper and pen or your computer to record the letters with their corresponding animals.
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Look up a fact about each animal in research books or online. Record the fact next to the animal name. For example, a fact about alligators may be that male alligators are often 12 feet long and can weigh around 400 pounds.
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Tips & Warnings
You can also add an image to your fact pages, which can be helpful when the students are being introduced to something they have never learned or seen previously.
References
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