Phoonics cards and learning to read books for sale:

By mybaby178
March 5, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted March 5, 2016

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First time learning counting flip flash pad: ?1:00

First time learning alphabet flip flash pad: ?1.00

PBS kids Word roll: a word building game: age 3 plus ?4.00

Read Write inc Phonics flashcards: 48 sound and picture cards: ?2.00

Read with Biff, Chip and Kipper: 55 word cards with games: ?2.00

Oxford Tree Reading, phonic flashcards: Rhymong games: 68 rhyming word cards: ?2.00

Read at home Oxford Tree Reading: Ouch! 50p

Floppy's fun phonics: 50p

First Readers: The Three Billy Goats Gruff: 50p

First Readers: The Three Little Pigs: 50p

Little Red Robin: get ready to read: New Friends: 50p

Usborne very first reading: Late night at the zoo: 50p

7 jolly readers books: ?2.00 for the lot

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