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My clothes
My clothes

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Labeled pictures present various items of clothing. On board pages.

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Going out
Going out

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Labeled pictures present a variety of things one might see out-of-doors. On board pages.

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At home
At home

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Labeled pictures present familiar items found in a house. On board pages.

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NOISES
NOISES

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COLORS
COLORS

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NUMBERS
NUMBERS

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SIZES
SIZES

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LITTLE CAR THE
LITTLE CAR THE

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LITTLE TRAIN THE
LITTLE TRAIN THE

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