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This document describes an educational game where the player is presented with pictures and must pick the correct vowel to complete words matching the pictures. When the vowel is correct, the player is congratulated. The game covers 12 rounds of picking vowels to fill in blanks for words like "cup", "page", "bed", and "dog". At the end, the player is congratulated for completing all rounds.
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- 15. You got it!
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- 17. p __ n o a
- 18. You got it!
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- 20. l __ ps e i
- 21. You got it!
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- 23. t __ n a e
- 24. You got it!
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- 26. d __ g u o
- 27. You got it!
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- 29. n __ t a u
- 30. You got it!
- 31. Pick again!
- 32. Hooray! You did it! Click on the button to begin again.