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This document provides a free printable kindergarten worksheet to help with letter recognition and writing skills. It focuses on the letter "A" and includes the word "apple" to help associate the letter with its sound. The worksheet supports early learning skills like writing, counting, colors, shapes, numbers and learning the alphabet.
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