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Word families are groups of words that share common letter combinations and sounds. The document provides examples of word families that contain the letter "i" sound, such as "ice", "ick", "id", and others. Learning word families helps students develop skills in word identification, phonological awareness, word study, and spelling. Examples are given to show how words are grouped by their common letter patterns involving the sound of "i".
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