A child who is able to identify the front of a book, parts of a story, print directionality, and letter and word order is said to have mastered
A) a speech-to-print match.
B) concepts about print.
C) linguistic awareness.
D) letters and sounds.

Question

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These skills are all part of concepts about print, which refer to the understanding of how printed language works, including the orientation of a book, how to follow text, and the basic structure of a story or text.

A Child Who Is Able to Identify the Front of a Book