Play Group English (ll nn drowing over dotted line - 2)
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This document provides information about an English lesson for a play group class. The lesson focuses on teaching students to recognize the letters "Ll, Mm, Nn" by writing over dots. The learning outcomes state that by the end of the lesson, students will be able to recognize these three letters. For the evaluation, students are asked to write each letter over a single dot.
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