Phonics Lesson 22
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The document contains a list of random words followed by short sentences using some of the words. Grandpa gave a group some crabs. A crane put a cross on a church. A baby in a crib is crying for grapes. A crook stole a crown from a queen. A grasshopper in the grass is green. There are crackers in cream.
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- 2. crane
- 3. cry
- 4. crop
- 5. crib
- 6. crow
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- 10. cream
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