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This document contains an English phonics worksheet. It reviews words starting with the letters G, O, L, U, F, B by showing pictures of objects and asking the student to identify names or write words beginning with those letters. It also practices matching capital and lowercase letters, filling in missing sounds in words, and matching words to rhyming pictures. Videos are included to review the individual letter sounds.
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