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High Frequency Word Mat or Word Bank (First 100 HFWs) Alphabetical Order

First 100 high frequency word mat or word bank. Each A4 page has two word banks on them. This could be used as a book mark style to put into literacy books or used as word mats to support children in their writing or child initiated learning. This should help children in an Early Years (EYFS) or KS1 classroom.

We have different styles of word banks; black and white, alternate colours to show clear alphabetical order or just pastel coloured word mats. This is the first 100 HFWs in alphabetical order.  Look out for more HFWs!

A lovely teaching resource for an Early Years (EYFS), KS1, KS2, Primary and Secondary classroom. This resource can be used to support both children and teachers. Have a look at our other free teaching resources.

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