Letters of the Alphabet Class

Illiteracy is a major problem is Burkina Faso, where the literacy rate is a staggering 23.6%. Virginia public libraries though, are doing their best to keep their kids from falling into the arms of illiteracy. Provided on the 6^th or October was the Letters of the Alphabet class.

The instructor taught a great acronym for remembering all of the letters of the alphabet. Feel free to use it as you see fit, the acronym is: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. Boom, each letter of the acronym corresponds to a letter in the alphabet, chronologically too. Additionally, the alphabet-guru taught us a quite useful rhyme to remember the alphabet:

Andrew behaved cowardly, ducking every fired gun.

Historically imitating Jimmy Kimmel, lacking moral nostalgia

Openly prancing quaintly, rascally sucking thumb

Unknowingly vocalizing wild xenophobia yonder Zambia

To summarize the class:

Pros:

1. Covered all letters of the alphabet

2. Small but comfortable chairs

3. Great back and forth discussion / debate

Cons:

1. Did not cover numbers, I know how to say and write ‘three’’ but I don’t know what the numerical representative is. “168”. Is that “three”?

2. Did not include international symbols such as ñ, ữ, or ₪.

168. Fingerplay not as expected

Overall Rating: Top-quality

Fun Factor: 9/10

Safety: 9.5/10