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This document discusses the game "I Spy" and provides characteristics to identify if something is an animal, plant or mineral. It outlines that animals need food, water and have mobility, plants need sun, dirt and water to get minerals, and minerals are non-living materials that are found naturally and have various uses. Examples provided include images of an animal, plant and mineral to play the I Spy game.
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- 4. Mineral A mineral is something that is non- living. Sometimes it has been around for a long time. There are many different uses for them. Many minerals are found in
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