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Meet The Animals: Cheetah

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Meet the Cheetah, the fastest land animal on earth! This nonfiction book helps kids to practice reading for information.
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Meet The Animals: Nile Crocodile

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Meet the Nile Crocodile, the biggest reptile on earth. This nonfiction book helps kids to practice reading for information.
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Meet The Animals: Mountain Gorilla

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Meet the Mountain Gorilla, who lives in the mountains of Africa. This nonfiction book helps kids to practice reading for information.
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Meet The Animals: Raccoons

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Meet the Raccoon, a small mammal who lives in forests and cities in North America! This nonfiction book helps kids to practice reading for information.
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Spring ABC

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In this ABC story for kids, children explore the wonders of spring while discovering letters from A to Z through nature.
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The Very Quiet Cricket

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One day, a little cricket is born and meets a big cricket who chirps his welcome. But the little cricket cannot make a sound.
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The Mixed-Up Chameleon

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The chameleon's life was not very exciting until the day it discovered it could change not only its colour but its shape and size, too.
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Safari Zoo Adventure

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Join the Lorax as we journey to the beautiful lands of Africa, where we’ll meet incredible animals.
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Who Lives Here?

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Discover the hidden homes of forest animals.
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What Are Natural Resources?

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By the end of this science lesson students will be able to identify natural resources around them and explain how they are used in daily life.
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What Are the Four Seasons?

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In this science lesson, students will learn all about the four seasons — spring, summer, fall, and winter.
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Count To Twenty

ChildrenAnimalsECMathNature
Count 20 flowers with Peck the Bird.
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I'm A Great Big Spider

ChildrenAnimalsECEE1EE2MusicNature
This is a great song to explore the themes of nature, bugs, descriptive words and adjectives, and even self esteem!