Phonics Lesson 31
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This document contains a list of words with the letters "scr" in various positions within each word. The words include screen, scrub, scream, scratch, scroll, sprout, spring, spray, stray, straw, stream, street, strong, string, stripes, stranger, and strawberry.
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- 1. ewscr screw
- 3. ubscr scrub
- 9. ayspr spray
- 10. aystr stray
- 11. awstr straw
- 12. eamstr stream
- 13. eetstr street
- 14. ongstr strong
- 15. ingstr string
- 16. ipestr stripes