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Letter Aa Crown - FREEBIE

This alphabet crown is related to the letter Aa. This crown is an engaging activity to do in the classroom. It is perfect for ELA centers and homework. Students have to color images, trace and count letters and classify images that start with the corresponding letter!!! it has a unique special format. what are you waiting for trying this crown with your little kids?





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  1. Kelli Lovingfoss9 de septiembre de 2018, 16:54

    Hello! I have been checking out some of your awesome Pinterest Boards! I would love to be a collaborator! I was most recently looking at the Halloween Best TpT creations. If you'd be willing to add me, my pinterest email is klovingf@gmail.com

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