A child who draws things that look like letters, but aren't really letters is likely in the _____ stage of writing development.Report an Errormock writingwriting lettersearly wordsrandom scribblingwords and phrases

When children write a random string of letters, they are likely in the _____ stage of writing development.Report an ErrorStage 1: random scribblingStage 4: writing lettersStage 5: early wordsStage 3: mock writingStage 6: words and phrases

.When children write words without spaces between them, they are likely in the _____ stage of writing development.Report an Errorrandom scribblingearly wordsmock writingwords and phraseswriting letters

9.When a child writes words based solely on sound, without any thought about rules of language, she is in the ____ stage.Report an Errorpre-communicationphoneticmock writingrandom scribblingsemi-phonetic

Children who usually recognize all the letters of the alphabet begin to invent spellings, and read familiar, repetitive text are said to be in which stage of literacy development? a. conventional b. experimenter c. beginner d. novice

Winnie likes to write long sequences of letters, without any rhyme or reason to them, and with no spaces. She is probably in the ____ stage.Report an Errormock writingsemi-phoneticrandom scribblingphoneticpre-communication