High Frequency Flip Words Book
- SKU:
- SKG15
Description
All the words in this flip book are taken from the first 200 high frequency words that students learn.
- On one side, sentences start with singular pronouns e.g. he, she, it, I, Dad, Gran.
- On the other side, sentences start with plural nouns and pronouns e.g. you, they, we, people, cats, boys.
This is the perfect resource to increase student's confidence in building sentences at an early age.
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