Question

five-year-old robin has begun to spell words using the letter sounds she hears in a word. which part of the development of writing is robin demonstrating?
letters and letter - like forms
drawing scribbles
beginning sounds
ending sounds

Explanation:

Robin is a five - year - old who spells words using the letter sounds she hears. When children use the initial (beginning) letter sounds to spell, it's part of the "Beginning sounds" stage of writing development. "Letters and letter - like forms" is about just making letter - shaped forms, not spelling with sounds. "Drawing scribbles" is more about random drawing. "Ending sounds" would involve using the final sounds, but here she uses the sounds she hears at the start of words for spelling.

Answer:

Beginning sounds (the option with the label "Beginning sounds")