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This document provides content to teach children about the different seasons. It includes vocabulary words related to each season, short descriptions of activities commonly associated with each season, and questions to prompt discussion. It also features games, coloring pages, and other interactive elements to engage children in learning about the seasons through spring, summer, fall and winter.
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