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Symbol cards are a resource to help children develop early literacy skills. They contain pictures or symbols that represent objects, actions or concepts. Teachers can use symbol cards to support children's understanding and use of language in a fun way through games, stories and activities matched to their stage of development.
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This short document appears to be testing whether a PPT file has been uploaded correctly and can be read. It contains a question asking if the uploaded file is readable and if the text "Can you read this?" within it can be understood.
Hello
This short document appears to be testing whether a PPT file has been uploaded correctly and is readable. It contains a simple question asking if the file is readable and if the text "Can you read this?" can be understood.
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This 3-slide PowerPoint presentation asks if the content is readable and contains 3 bullet points: "Can you read this?". It provides a very brief question about the readability of an uploaded file without any other context or details.
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This short document appears to be testing whether a PPT file has been uploaded correctly and can be read. It contains a question asking if the uploaded file is readable and if the text "Can you read this?" within it can be understood.
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This short document appears to be testing whether a PPT file has been uploaded correctly and can be read. It contains a question asking if the uploaded file is readable and if the text "Can you read this?" within it can be understood.
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This 3-slide PowerPoint presentation asks if the content is readable and contains 3 bullet points: "Can you read this?". The presentation is brief, asking a simple question about readability across 3 slides with minimal content.
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This 3-slide PowerPoint presentation asks if the content is readable and contains 3 bullet points: "Can you read this?". It provides a very brief question about the readability of an uploaded file without any other context or details.
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