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Alphabet A-Z Greeting Cards by PeaceMontessori

Designed by South Carolina artisan, Amy Kuhl Cox, this poster has beautiful illustrations made with pen and batik fabrics to accompany words, ordered by the alphabet. Special care was taken to make sure that all words begin with their appropriate phonetic sound, for example "igloo" versus "ice cream". Also no phonetic blends appear at the beginnings of words.

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4" x 5.6" (portrait) or 5.6" x 4" (landscape).
Printed on ultra-heavyweight (120 lb.) card stock with a gloss finish.
Each card comes with a white envelope.
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Postage rate for this size card (up to 1 oz) is $0.45

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Alphabet A-Z

Designed by South Carolina artisan, Amy Kuhl Cox, this poster has beautiful illustrations made with pen and batik fabrics to accompany words, ordered by the alphabet. Special care was taken to make sure that all words begin with their appropriate phonetic sound, for example "igloo" versus "ice cream". Also no phonetic blends appear at the beginnings of words.

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