Farm and farming Animals for 4th and5th Grades
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Jimmy is sent by his grandma to collect eggs from the farm animals for breakfast. He asks the horse, cow, sheep, cat, and dog if they have any eggs, but they all respond that they do not lay eggs. When Jimmy asks the hen, she provides him with two eggs for breakfast. Jimmy thanks the hen and brings the eggs back to his grandma.
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