Max's Word Train + Quiz

Max's Word Train + Quiz

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authorAmber

Max is the conductor of the Word Train, where each carriage has a special letter on the side. Only words that begin or end with that letter are allowed to hop aboard! Join Max on a letter-sound journey as he helps children learn beginning and ending sounds, and reading CVC words.

age3 - 6 years old
emotional intelligence
Humanities & History
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