Drums are fun to play but they are loud.

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To hatch means to come out of the egg.

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She studies for her test and is proud of her grade.

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I hear sound with my ears and make sound with my mouth.

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Can you eat a whole, sour lemon?

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The squirrel holds an acorn from an oak tree.

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The cute, bald baby has big, blue eyes.

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Although a bagel looks like a donut, it is not sweet.

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The angry lady has a big, scary mouth.

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Take out a pencil and paper, it is time to draw.

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The helpful boy sets the table for lunch.

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The apple is between the two boxes.

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The evil witch gives Snow White an apple.

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I have to redo my homework because I lost it.

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I reheat the cold pizza from yesterday.

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Don't forget. Write a note to help you remember.

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Listen and repeat after me, please.

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The giant sits on the house and waits for pizza to come.

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The lioness licks her cub to clean it.

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The giant pilot flies his airplane in the sky.

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Let's keep quiet while our friends are working.

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I use my microscope to look at tiny things.

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The itsy bitsy spider went down the water spout.

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Which donut would you like, pink, purple, or chocolate?

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This man will carry your bags for you in the hotel.

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Mr. Potato Head has a really great mustache.

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Why is the giant tomato angry?

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I like yogurt more than I like ice-cream.

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This boy can do cool tricks with his yoyo.

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If Cupid shoots you with his arrow, you will fall in love.

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My friend and I play music together in a band.

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This ruby is cut in the shape of a heart.

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The student remembers the answer from her homework.

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A unicorn is a magic horse with a horn on its head.

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Each different job wears a different uniform.

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I know all the letters in the alphabet.

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Ch, sh, and th are digraphs.

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This graph shows everything will go up.

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The phone is ringing, please answer it.

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Phonics uses letter sounds to read and write.

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Hold still and smile, I will take your family photo.

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I don't think chocolate is black, I think it is brown.

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Is this crown for a king or queen?

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Can you raise your eyebrow like the Rock?

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The dog growls because you ate his dog food.

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Towns are smaller than cities but bigger than countrysides.

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A, e, i, o, and u are vowels; b, c, d, f, g, h are consonants.

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If you disobey, you must stand in the corner.

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Hey you, come here. I want to talk to you.

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If you do not obey, you must stand in the corner.

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The cat is the predator and the mouse is prey.

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This survey asks, "How happy are you?"

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They wash the dishes together after dinner.

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People who play sports like boxing are athletes.

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They compete to see who is the fastest runner.

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The puzzle is finished, it is complete.

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You can use concrete like a glue for bricks.

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To delete something means to get rid of it.

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Christmas Eve is the night before Christmas.

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The baby cries because he did not win the game.

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The plant will die if you don't give it water.

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The bird flies and carries a worm in its mouth.

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Every time Pinnochio lies, his nose grows.

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Which pie is your favorite, pumpkin, apple, or cherry?

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Men wear ties to work and women wear dresses.

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A small rock is a pebble and a huge rock is a boulder.

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First mix the cookie dough, second bake the cookies.

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Poultry means the birds we eat, like chickens and ducks.

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This is an x-ray of your shoulder.

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Fried chicken and pork ribs are kinds of soul food.

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Even though the turtle is slow, it keeps running.

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Another word for car is automobile.

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I spell and read every day because I want to be smarter.

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If a house has a ghost, it is a haunted house.

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We launch our rocket into space.

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Please pause the movie, I need to go to the bathroom.

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The bank keeps lots of money locked in the vault.

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There will be eight candles on my birthday cake.

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There are eighteen candles on my brother's birthday cake.

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There are eighty candles on my grandpa's birthday cake.

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Santa's sleigh has many gifts for good boys and nice girls.

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Stand on the scale to learn how much you weigh.

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Your weight is your number on the bathroom scale.

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We play soccer on the soccer field.

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The genie will grant you three wishes.

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What is your favorite snack at the movie theater?

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This is your piece of pizza; I ate my piece already.

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A priest is a man who works in a church.

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The thief runs away with the bank's money.

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A doe is a female, or girl, deer.

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Another word for enemy is foe.

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He goes to school by himself because he is big.

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A baby kangaroo is called a joey.

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He reads his poem to the class and they like it.

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Ouch, I hurt my big toe.

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Brown bears have long, sharp claws.

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A baby deer is called a fawn.

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Hawks are strong, fast, powerful birds.

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A dog's paw is soft so it can walk quietly.

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The seesaw is my favorite ride on the playground.

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The second pig build his house with straw, but not this kind.

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