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How children learn to write

How children learn to write

by John W. A. Smith, John K. Smith, Warwick B. Elley

ChildrenComposition and exercisesEnglish languageLanguage arts (Elementary)Study and teaching (Elementary)
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ChildrenComposition and exercisesEnglish languageLanguage arts (Elementary)Study and teaching (Elementary)Writing

Setting

New Zealand

About the author

John K. Smith

1942

Authors

John W. A. Smith, John K. Smith, Warwick B. Elley

Pages

153

Read time

≈ 4h

Editions

4

Language

English

Publisher

Paul Chapman Educational Publishing

ISBN

9781853963827

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