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This document provides vocabulary words and definitions related to frogs for a second grade reading class. It includes 10 vocabulary words about frogs like "pond," "wonderful," and "bulges" along with their definitions. It also lists 8 "amazing words" such as "appearance," "stage," "transform," and "forage" along with explanations of each word. The document is designed to teach students new vocabulary through words about frogs and their lifecycles.
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