Trains and Frogs

Jul 22, 2014

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Trains and Frogs. Lesson 3 Sight Words and Vocabulary Practice. children. short. ears. finally. hundred. different. covered. through. guess. everything. already. eight. eat. know. money. blockades. soaked. misplaced. principles. deny. consider. opinionated. bulk.

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Trains and Frogs Lesson 3 Sight Words and Vocabulary Practice
children
short

ears

finally
hundred

different
covered
through

guess

everything
already

eight

eat

know
money

blockades
soaked
misplaced

principles

deny

consider

opinionated
bulk

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