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1 Finish the Sentence Use these cards with children aged 4-6 It will help them to gain the association of words and their meanings Ask the question card, and allow the child to select the appropriate matching picture Laminate these cards for a longer life span! Print 6 slides per handout to save paper.

2 What makes the sound mooo?

3 What can you eat?

4 What do you wear to go swimming?

5 What makes the sound woof woof?

6 What can you read?

7 What smells nice?

8 Which one is a girl?

9 Which one is a boy?

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