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- 1. BOY GIRL
- 2. HELLO! - GOODBYE WHAT´S YOUR NAME? MY NAME´S MEG. HOW ARE YOU? I´M FINE, THANK YOU! BYE-BYE HELLO!
- 4. GOOD EVENING GOOD NIGHT
- 8. RULER PENCIL
- 12. STAND UP CLOSE YOUR BOOK
- 13. OPEN YOUR BIBLE LISTEN
- 14. LOOK AT THE BOARD RED
- 15. BLUE YELLOW
- 16. VIOLET GREEN
- 17. BLACK ORANGE
- 18. PINK BROWN
- 19. WHITE ONE
- 20. THREE TWO
- 21. FOUR FIVE
- 22. SIX AN APPLE
- 23. A LEMON A PEAR
- 24. AN ORANGE A BANANA
- 25. A SANDWICH PIZZA
- 26. CAKE JUICE
- 27. I LIKE... I DON’T LIKE...
- 29. SEVEN GRAPES
- 30. EIGHT NINE
- 31. TEN ELEVEN
- 32. TWELVE HEAD
- 33. NECK SHOULDERS
- 34. HAND - HANDS FOOT - FEET
- 35. LEGS ARMS
- 36. KNEE HAIR
- 37. MOUTH EYES
- 38. NOSE JUMP UP AND DOWN
- 39. RUN DRIVE
- 40. RIDE A BIKE SWIM
- 41. CLIMB THE ROPE GRANDMA
- 43. MUM DAD
- 44. PARENTS SISTER
- 45. BROTHER BABY
- 46. BATHROOM BEDROOM
- 48. GARAGE HOUSE
- 49. FLAT COW
- 50. HORSE DUCK
- 51. HEN SHEEP
- 52. PIG PARROT
- 53. CAT FISH
- 54. DOG FROGGY
- 56. FIFTEEN SIXTEEN
- 58. NINETEEN TWENTY
- 61. HOSPITAL FARM
- 63. SCHOOL BUS FIRE TRUCK
- 65. FARMER TEACHER
- 67. DOCTOR CHEF
- 68. PILOT PASTOR