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The document is about two different stories - one about a character named Metal Mike who is reading and playing, spotting missing letters and trying words, and another about the digestive system which describes sounds in the stomach and learning about digestion from a book. It also mentions a silly sandwich with Spiderman in it that someone finds yummy.
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Blog Oct 09
- 1. Reading and Playing with Metal Mike
- 2. Reading and Playing with Metal Mike Sound this out!
- 3. Reading and Playing with Metal Mike I spotted my missing letter!
- 4. Reading and Playing with Metal Mike I’m having a go at this word…”p”!
- 5. Digestive System Hmm…something is making a swishing sound! Yucky! That stuff is disgusting.
- 6. Digestive System This book will help us know more about digestion!
- 8. Digestive System The stomach is waiting for the food!
- 9. Silly Sandwich Who wants to try my silly sandwich?
- 10. Silly Sandwich Spiderman in my silly sandwich!