The whole language approach to reading focuses on
A) letter-sound relationships.
B) letter recognition.
C) reading material that interests the child.
D) reading sight words.

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The whole language approach emphasizes reading material that interests the child, rather than a focus on letter-sound relationships or sight word recognition in isolation. By providing engaging reading material, children are more motivated to learn and naturally begin to recognize letters, sounds, and words in context.

The Whole Language Approach to Reading Focuses on