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One of this week’s high frequency spelling words might look familiar to first graders and parents! Your was on our list last week AND this week! Last week, first graders became confident in spelling the pronoun your (along with similarly-spelled high frequency words our and you). This week, students are learning how to differentiate between […]http://www.thesummitprep.org/1st/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/sites/4/2023/10/Screenshot-2023-10-03-at-2.37.11-PM-913x1024.png