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 \nDo not complete all the activities at once -doing one each time you read will ensurethat your child continues to enjoy the storiesand the time you are spending together:Have fun!  \nThere once was a crazy,old bakerand a crazy,old baker's wife,  \nand one day they made a gingerbread man,who amazingly came to life!  \nThe name that they gave himwas Gingerbread Fred  \nand they said,\"Don't you wander away!You are not a real boy,you're a pastry,like the ones they serve in the café!\"  \nBut before you could say  \n\"CAKES AND BAGELS,\"  \nFred wouldn’t obey-he ran off to play!And Gingerbread Fred said  \n\"Run,run,run,as fast as you can,you can't catch me,I′m the gingerbread man!\"","cbCaihf51As4o0RL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihf51As4o0RL","pdf",941108,"English","# Key sound: ay\n## How to use this book\n### Starting the story together\n### Activity pages at the back\n### Key sound pages and letter groups\n### Letters together pages\n### Rhyming words practice\n### Sight words practice\n### Picture dictionary practice","[{\"question\":\"What is the key sound for this book?\",\"answer\":\"The key sound is short “ay,” with spellings including a, ai, ay, and ey.\"},{\"question\":\"How should a child and a parent start using the book?\",\"answer\":\"Start by reading the story to the child and invite them to join in with the bold refrain. 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