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Unit 1. CVC words with a or i

Spelling Word List: CVC words with the vowel a

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About This Spelling List: CVC words with the vowel a

This word list is designed to introduce beginners to CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words featuring the vowel a. Each word is accompanied by a simple sentence to provide context and enhance understanding. Ideal for early readers, this list lays the foundation for developing basic spelling and pronunciation skills.

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