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Learn to Read Book 6
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This simple ‘Learn to Read’ book will teach children words from the ‘op and ot’ word families: mop, hop, top, pop, hot, pot, dot, lot, not as well as a review of a few words from previous books in the series. Students will find cute hand drawn illustrations that go along with the word, phrase or short sentence on each page. (Book 6 – 26 pages).
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