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This document provides information about Johnny Appleseed and planting trees. It includes a play about Johnny Appleseed, who traveled west planting apple trees. It also has background information on apples, vocabulary words, and activities related to Johnny Appleseed and planting trees. There are comprehension questions and resources listed at the end.
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