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    New Gulf Indian School: Communication Language and Literacy (CLL) Work Sheet

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    Pradip Ghosh
    This document provides a literacy worksheet for students with two activities. The first activity asks students to find and circle 6 hidden words. The second activity asks students to match pictures on the left side of the page to their rhyming partners on the right side by drawing lines connecting them.

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    NEW GULF INDIAN SCHOOL

    MAHBOULA-KUWAIT

    Communication Language and Literacy (CLL)


    Work Sheet

    I) Word Puzzle:
    There are 6 words hidden below. Find the words and circle them.
    II) Rhyme Connection
    Draw a line to match each picture on the left with its rhyming
    partner on the right.

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