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This document presents pictures and sounds for several beginning letter sounds. It includes pictures of animals and objects starting with b, f, and g to represent the sounds of those letters, such as butterfly, bear, and bananas for b. Pictures paired with a, f, and g include alligator, ant, apple, fish, fox, frog, goat, and grasshopper.
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Alphabet
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- 2. Bb Bb Bb butterfly
- 3. Say the pictures and listen to the sound of b. bananas bear
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- 5. Say the pictures and listen to the sound of f. fox frog
- 6. Gg Gg Gg goat
- 7. Say the pictures and listen to the sound of g. grasshopper goose
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- 9. Say the pictures and listen to the sound of a. ant apple