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  • Pot and Pan Phonics: Focuses on teaching phonics using words that start with 'p' including pot, pan, pineapple, and potato.
  • Piano and Pear Phonics: This section teaches phonics with words such as piano, pear, pumpkin, and paw, emphasizing sound practice.
  • Pants and Pen Phonics: Explores phonetic exercises using words like pants, pen, purse, and pin to reinforce sound patterns.
  • Pig and Pet Phonics: Uses words like pig, pet, push, and pull to guide phonics practice, centering on pronunciation skills.
  • Pink and Pillow Phonics: Initiates phonics learning with words such as pink, pillow, popcorn, and plants, focusing on sound recognition.
  • Nest and Nut Phonics: Teaches phonics through words like nest, nail, nut, and night to enhance sound differentiation abilities.
  • Nose and Nurse Phonics: Features words such as nose, net, nurse, and no, utilizing phonics for improved sound association.
  • Duck and Dinosaur Phonics: Focuses on phonics using words such as duck, dinosaur, donkey, and dog to promote sound identification skills.
  • Door and Down Phonics: Includes phonics exercises with words like door, down, drum, and dream for auditory learning enhancement.
  • Day and Dig Phonics: Covers phonics through words like day, dig, dry, and drink to strengthen sound perception in learners.
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