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NSW Foundation Font CVC Flashcards - Middle Letter "i"

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NSW Foundation CVC "I"

Enhance your students’ literacy skills with these CVC Flashcards, designed in NSW Foundation Font for NSW & ACT handwriting.

This 52-card printable set focuses on middle-letter "I" word families, providing an engaging and effective tool for classroom learning.

What’s Included:

52 printable flashcards:

  • Available in A4 or A3 sizes for flexible classroom use.
  • NSW Foundation Font for consistent handwriting practice.
  • Covers essential word families: ib, id, ig, im, in, ip, it, and ix.

Classroom Applications:

  • Use in group activities like memory, I spy, or rhyming word games.
  • Integrate with other resources for comprehensive phonics lessons.
  • Support independent learning by encouraging students to match or find rhyming words.

These flashcards are an interactive resource, ideal for building foundational literacy skills in a fun and engaging way!

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