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- 1. All About [Your Animal] By: [ Your Name ] [ Your Teacher’s Name ] [ Your Grade ] NOTE TO TEACHERS: Have students use the Find and Replace feature to change the words “Your Animal” to the actual name of the animal in their presentation. Remind them that if the animal’s name starts with a vowel they must change “a” to “an” throughout. DELETE THIS NOTE BEFORE PRINTING