All of the following are three big ideas that are the foundations of beginning reading instruction, except:
A) phonological awareness.
B) automaticity with phonological and alphabetic code.
C) use of contextual cues.
D) alphabetic understanding.

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Although contextual cues can be helpful in supporting reading comprehension, they are not considered one of the foundational skills of beginning reading instruction. The other choices listed (phonological awareness, automaticity with phonological and alphabetic code, and alphabetic understanding) are all essential skills for developing strong reading abilities.

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