1º science unit 6: Animals
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The document identifies various animals by providing the question "What's this?" followed by the answer stating the name of the animal. It goes through 26 different common animals including a lion, giraffe, monkey, zebra, cat, dog, bird, cow, fish, crocodile, horse, elephant, snake, butterfly, tiger, pig, spider, bee, worm, dolphin, chameleon, duck, hen, snail, and sheep.
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The document identifies 14 different animals, including a lion, giraffe, monkey, cat, dog, bird, fish, crocodile, horse, elephant, snake, tiger, pig, spider, bee, worm, dolphin, chameleon, duck, hen, and snail. Each animal is presented with the question "What's this?" and the answer identifying the specific animal.
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