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foundation for reading and writing. Reading Reading involves constructing meaning from print. Children generally go through the following phases (Chall, 1983; Ehri, 1995) when learning to read: • Pre-reading – Children first become aware that print carries a message. They use visual cues to make sense of print in the environment. For example,
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