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  Guessing the Word: Try and Pie Game

  In this fun game, kids will guess the sounds in words like try and pie, connecting sight and sound to improve reading skills. They'll choose the correct option from a set of words while practicing blending sounds. This engaging activity supports reading words with "ie" and "y" and understanding long vowel teams. A delightful way to boost fluency!

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  Exploring Middle Sound with Vowel Teams EA and EE Game

  Uncover the role of vowels in forming words with this engaging game. Kids will explore middle sounds using vowel teams EA and EE, turning simple letters into complete words. This game helps young readers practice reading words with long vowel teams, enhancing their phonics skills. Let your child enjoy learning with fun and interactive activities!

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  Making Words with the Middle Sound: Week and Neat Game

  Step up the challenge with this fun game where kids build words using middle sounds. They'll practice with words like week and neat, focusing on reading words with "ea" and "ee." Perfect for enhancing reading skills through interactive play, this game makes learning exciting and effective. Join the adventure and watch your child's reading skills grow!

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  Selecting the Correct Short Vowel Sound: Feed and Weak Game

  Oh no! Words have lost their middle sounds. In this fun game, your child will select the correct short vowel sound for words like "feed" and "weak." They'll choose between EE or EA, enhancing their reading skills while having a blast. Perfect for young readers, this game focuses on reading words with long vowel teams and boosts confidence in identifying vowel sounds.

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  Guessing the Word: Blue and Suit Game

  Can your child guess the sounds in words like blue and suit? This engaging game helps kids practice blending sounds, improving their reading skills. By choosing the correct option from a set of words, children strengthen their ability to read words with "ue" and "ui" long vowel teams. A fun way to build sight and sound connections for fluent reading!

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  Finding the Middle Sound to Make Words: Least and Greet Game

  It's practice time for words like least and greet! Engage your child in finding the middle sound to make words. This game encourages independent learning as they explore long vowel teams, enhancing their reading skills. Let them dive into the world of "ea" and "ee" sounds, building confidence in reading words. Perfect for hands-on practice!

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  Guessing the Word: Peech and Leaf Game

  In this fun blending game, kids will guess the sounds for words like "peech" and "leaf." They will choose the correct option from a set of words, practicing how to blend sounds. This engaging activity focuses on reading words with "ea" and "ee" and helps build strong sight and sound connections. Perfect for boosting reading skills in a playful way!

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  From Sounds to Words: Aid and Clay Game

  Join the fun as kids blend sounds to form words like aid and clay in this guided learning game. They'll embark on a reading adventure, discovering how letters come together to create new words. Perfect for young learners, this game focuses on reading words with long vowel teams like "ai" and "ay," making reading an exciting journey!

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  From Sounds to Words: Fried and Dry Game

  Practice blending sounds into words with the "fried and dry" game! Your child will explore new words and learn to build them with ease. This guided learning game focuses on reading words with "ie" and "y," helping kids understand long vowel teams and kickstart their reading adventure. Perfect for young readers eager to enhance their skills in a playful way!

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  Finding Words Using Blending: Suit and True Game

  In this exciting game, children will practice finding words using blending with words like suit and true. They'll sharpen their reading skills by tackling tricky questions and identifying correct words. The game focuses on reading words with "ue" and "ui," enhancing their understanding of long vowel teams. Perfect for boosting your child's reading confidence!

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  Sequence the Letters to Making Words: Grow and Coach Game

  In this exciting word-building game, kids will sequence letters to form words like grow and coach. Without focusing on letter sounds, children will enhance their ability to read words with oa and ow. This fun activity boosts reading skills and introduces long vowel teams, making learning enjoyable and interactive. Perfect for young learners!

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  Begin Segmenting with Oak and Flown Game

  Unlock the world of phonics with this engaging game! Kids will learn to segment words like oak and flown into individual sounds. Perfect for budding writers, this game makes reading words with long vowel teams a breeze. Your child will gain confidence in reading and have fun along the way. It's an exciting step towards mastering the art of reading words. Get started today!

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  Guessing the Word: Shown and Boast Game

  In this exciting game, kids practice blending sounds to guess words like shown and boast. As they choose the correct options, they'll build strong sight and sound connections, making reading easier. The focus is on reading words with "oa" and "ow" and exploring long vowel teams. It's a fun way to boost reading skills and confidence in young learners.

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  Guessing the Word: Tied and Fly Game

  In this exciting game, kids practice guessing sounds for words like tied and fly, boosting their reading skills. They learn to identify sight and sound connections, making reading smoother and more enjoyable. By choosing the correct options, children enhance their ability to read words with "ie" and "y" sounds. Perfect for building confidence in young readers!

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