Teach My Child to Read Sight Words: Third 200
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Teach Sight Words the Ultimate Literacy Way!
Ultimate Sound Cues provides a powerful unique method to teach Sight Words.
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Fry’s Third 200 words broken into 100 word sets
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Ultimate Literacy Sound Cues for each sound in every word
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Fun colourful images for each word
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Game Ideas and Activities
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How to Add Phonics to Sight Word
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