Color by Sound

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Beginning Sounds
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Aa Ee Ii
 alligator  elbow  igloo
 alphabet  elephant  iguana
 ant  elf  ill
 apple  envelope  ink
 astronaut

Oo Uu
 octopus  umbrella
 olive  umpire
 ostrich  under
 otter  underwear
 owl  upstairs
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Aa Directions: Color the pictures

that begin with the letter A.
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Ee Directions: Color the pictures

that begin with the letter E.
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Ii Directions: Color the pictures

that begin with the letter I.
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Oo Directions: Color the pictures

that begin with the letter O.
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Uu Directions: Color the pictures

that begin with the letter U.
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