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Name: K-PALS
Author: Patricia G. Mathes

K‑PALS is a structured peer‑tutoring program designed for kindergarten classrooms. It offers a series of interactive activities and games that help children develop pronunciation, letter recognition, and phonological and phonemic awareness. The materials are organized to facilitate teacher planning and student collaboration, encouraging young learners to practice key language skills through engaging, hands‑on experiences.

First publish date: 2001

Genre: Education & Language/Teaching

Authors: Patricia G. Mathes

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