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For children's work, it is well worth the time to copy out the better known songs on sheets of card, two or three times the size of normal flashcards. Again, rounding the corners of the kid's flash cards will help them travel better and a clear book covering will be useful in protecting them from sticky fingers! For the little children, ordinary lettering rather than bubble or ladder lettering will be more legible.
Upper case letters on children's flash cards may be best as this is how the children first learn to read. No matter how you write out the sheets, be sure to repeat the words out loud anyway for those who do not read. Actions will further help to remind them of the words as in "Zacchaeus was a very little man," "The wise man built his house upon the rock," or "If I were a butterfly."
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