6th block 6 vocabulary part 1
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The document discusses various aspects of the natural world including important crops, taking care of the environment, farming practices, weather phenomena, occupations like fishing and rodeo riding, common animals that live in places like ponds, and someone feeling upset. It also includes some riddles related to feeling upset, a bull, and the four seasons.
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- 1. The Natural World Block 6 Week 1
- 2. Rice is one of the most important crops raised in the coast.
- 3. Everyone needs to take care of our environment.
- 4. The cowboy tries to ride the bull during the rodeo.
- 5. Earthworms help to keep the soil fertile.
- 6. The fields of corn surround the farm
- 7. Modern farmers use tractors to plow the land.
- 8. During the rainy season, people use an umbrella to go to work.
- 9. My mom is really upset because I didn´t help her to clean the house.
- 10. Mariele is sick. She has a fever and her stomach hurts.
- 11. Do you like to eat whole wheat bread?
- 12. During the monsoon the streets flood in India because of the rain.
- 13. Fishermen use worms as baits to catch the fish.
- 14. What animals live in a pond?
- 15. Riddles!!! It is not down, and it is not settled, but it means not in the mood…. How am I feeling??? UPSET
- 16. It is not a bill, it is not a ball, but watch out that here it comes!!! BULL
- 17. They are not daughters, they are sons, aren’t the sons of the sea, and there are four. SEASONS
- 18. I’m the home of creatures, frogs, snakes, dragonflies live in me. Who am I? POND