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Sam the Cat My First Phonics Readers
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We are painting
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Hello Clifford Phonics Fun Reading Program
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Friends
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The Big Red Dog Bakes a Cake Clifford The Big Red Dog Book 1
The Big Red Dog Bakes a Cake Clifford The Big Red Dog Book 1

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Phonic Fun Reading Program - Learn to read with Clifford and his friends. In this story, we are learning about the final "e" sound.

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Phonics Fun
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