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This document outlines a student project about mountains and rivers. It contains 3 pages, with the first two pages featuring pictures and the third page presenting facts about mountains and rivers along with additional pictures.
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My Mountains And Rivers Project
- 1. My Mountains and Rivers Project
- 2. My Project
- 4. Page 1
- 5. Pictures
- 6. Page 2
- 7. Pictures
- 8. Page 3
- 9. My Fact Page
- 10. Pictures