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9 worksheets for young students! Each worksheet has 5 rows of pictures. In each row, students will need to find and color the picture that is different. Extend the learning by reviewing each worksheet with the student(s) after completion. Have them tell you why or how each picture is different? If the difference is positional, discuss. If the picture is something entirely different (such as a different type of fruit or vegetable), discuss what the items are and how they are the same and how are they different.
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Your young learners will love this learning to read product, Frog on a Log in a Bog – Color, Trace and Read! This resources contains 4 student pages on which your kiddos will have the opportunity to learn new words from the ‘og’ word family, practice fine motor skills as they color and trace, practice the formation of letters strengthening their letter recognition skills as they trace the words frog, log, and bog and then feel accomplished as they read their new words!
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