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1 Copy the letter Aa. A A a a Highlight the letter Aa. an at and April that fat Ana black orange gray cage Glue the uppercase A here. Glue the lowercase a here. A a A a a f A a g A N a A n N p A G a A g A n a A a a A g a
2 Copy the letter Bb. B B b b Highlight the letter Bb. baby Bob blue big black cab brown Ben bed bubble Glue the uppercase B here. Glue the lowercase b here. B A b O b f B b b B b d B b f B b g o P B B b B b n B b B k
3 Copy the letter Cc. C C c c Highlight the letter Cc. can dice cup car cot came cap race corn cage Glue the uppercase C here. Glue the lowercase c here. C c C a C f A C C C c C A c C c c c c A g A c C c a C A g c
4 Copy the letter Dd. D D d d Highlight the letter Dd. Dan dice red card dot do Ted dome dog December Glue the uppercase D here. Glue the lowercase d here. d c D d C D A D C d c D D c d D d d c D d d d D c a C D g d
5 Copy the letter Ee. E E e e Highlight the letter Ee. blue bed Ed egg note zero one three June Emily even Glue the uppercase E here. Glue the lowercase e here. e E a w E e A E L E v s E x d E e e e E e E e e e E k D E e
6 Copy the letter Ff. F F f f Highlight the letter Ff. fish fan February face life fox fog fun full fin family for Glue the uppercase F here. Glue the lowercase f here. F E F f F e F f L f f F E f d F f e f E F E F f F E F f E f
7 Copy the letter Gg. G G g g Highlight the letter Gg. green Gwen frog age gray giggle go Gary page pig Glue the uppercase G here. Glue the lowercase g here. G g M G g f G g g G c G M g G p g G o G g G j X g n x G g g
8 Copy the letter Hh. H H h h Highlight the letter Hh. hat him the he have hate his much chat hug hen hit hi Glue the uppercase H here. Glue the lowercase h here. H E H f H h F f h h h H h h D H h H f h H p H h F E H h E H
9 Copy the letter Ii. I I i i Highlight the letter I i. it him pin in hive mine ice juice nine pig is if Glue the uppercase I here. Glue the lowercase i here. I i H I H i I f i I v I i h D I i H I i f i I i i I I i O m
10 Copy the letter Jj. J J j j Highlight the letter Jj. jot June jump jug jar July jet jog jeep January Glue the uppercase J here. Glue the lowercase j here. J j j n J k J j L j j z J j j J S V J Q J x J J s j J j j P
11 Copy the letter Kk. K K k k Highlight the letter Kk. cake knee cook black shark poke sack neck keep kin Glue the uppercase K here. Glue the lowercase k here. K k p K k S K k o K o K k b K k A K k X k d K k h K k b K k
12 Copy the letter Ll. L L l l Highlight the letter Ll. lake let look tell pal male lamp blue black lap Glue the uppercase L here. Glue the lowercase l here. l L V l L D l L T L l L M l L F l L M l l L n l L g l L j p
13 Copy the letter Mm. M M m m Highlight the letter Mm. Monday May mom came me my March Matt map time am Glue the uppercase M here. Glue the lowercase m here. m A M O m f M m m M m d M m f M m g o P M M m M m n M m M k
14 Copy the letter Nn. N N n n Highlight the letter Nn. Nina and down nine nail November Nate pine none Glue the uppercase N here. Glue the lowercase n here. n N n G N f n N g N N G N n N p n G N n g N n X n n N G g n
15 Copy the letter Oo. O O o o Highlight the letter Oo. pop open old hole to so go boat out orange oat Glue the uppercase O here. Glue the lowercase o here. O o w O s O o l O o Q O O a d O p O o O o o q O o f o o m o
16 Copy the letter Pp. P P p p Highlight the letter Pp. pop pen pan pink pot purple pit put part Peter Glue the uppercase P here. Glue the lowercase p here. P p v r P p U P K p a P p s p z P p p I P c p P P p B p P P
17 Copy the letter Qq. Q Q q q Highlight the letter Qq. quick queen quiet quit quote question quarter Glue the uppercase Q here. Glue the lowercase q here. q Q S A q Q W q Q q Q q j Q X Q G Q q O Q c Q q q m q o Q q
18 Copy the letter Rr. R R r r Highlight the letter Rr. rope run red Ryan rug rot ride mirror part hurt Glue the uppercase R here. Glue the lowercase r here. R g X L p r r R y r D r h R l k r r R z r R R R R r r R r R
19 Copy the letter Ss. S S s s Highlight the letter Ss. sun sip Sal Saturday some so Sunday glass sale Glue the uppercase S here. Glue the lowercase s here. S s f S g H s S s S s s S t s h S s S l q S s S e s E s v S
20 Copy the letter Tt. T T t t Highlight the letter Tt. tin tent Tim to Tuesday today tot Thursday Tom tail Glue the uppercase T here. Glue the lowercase t here. T t t T T t t U T t w T v t q T k T O T t a T c T G t P t t
21 Copy the letter Uu. U U u u Highlight the letter Uu. under us just sun put our bun up hub bus fuzz Glue the uppercase U here. Glue the lowercase u here. U J U M u u w U u u u x U u U e u U J U U u U v f U u F u T
22 Copy the letter Vv. V V v v Highlight the letter Vv. oven van have vacuum vase vet glove love over vine Glue the uppercase V here. Glue the lowercase v here. V s d V v v V P V V v v V C a V v v V V h V g v v Y K L v v
23 Copy the letter Ww. W W w w Highlight the letter Ww. watch wet Wednesday wow when well saw watermelon we Glue the uppercase W here. Glue the lowercase w here. W P F w N W w J w W w W w P w W o v l W w w s W f W w W W w
24 Copy the letter Xx. X X x x Highlight the letter Xx. exam ax x-ray exit saxophone relax Max exercise Glue the uppercase X here. Glue the lowercase x here. X x f t X h X x X x x Z X x k x X l p X X x X V x j X m x x
25 Copy the letter Yy. Y Y y y Highlight the letter Yy. yarn yell yes yesterday yummy yam Tuesday pay carry Glue the uppercase Y here. Glue the lowercase y here. Y y Y y g Y h o y Y V Y S y Y y y Y r e y Z Y y L Y W y Y y
26 Copy the letter Zz. Z Z z z Highlight the letter Zz. zebra zoo lazy doze zoom zip daze zap zig zag Glue the uppercase Z here. Glue the lowercase z here. Z z Z z z z a Z z Z s z d Z e z Z v z o Z z Z w z q b Z y Z
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