Reptiles by 5B pupils
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The document describes several different types of reptiles, including: - The yellow turtle mud which has 4 legs, a brown shell, is brown and yellow, and has a tail. It breathes with lungs and is a reptile. - The desert tortoise which has 4 legs, scales, is light blue, and has a short tail. It breathes with lungs and is a reptile. - The coal skink lizard which has 4 legs, a long tail, is covered in scales, and is black and brown. It has a tongue. - The komodo dragon which has 4 legs, scales, is brown, and has a long tail. It breathes with lungs
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London is the capital city of the United Kingdom, located in Europe. The author discusses several landmarks and attractions in London, including big hospitals, restaurants, telephone boxes, and the London Eye. They indicate that London has interesting museums and they like London because it is nice and lovely. The author compares their city to London, noting they both have football stadiums but their city does not have the London Eye.
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Madrid is the capital city of Spain located in Europe. The city has big museums, famous restaurants, important hospitals, and the well-known Plaza Mayor square. Two twin towers located in Plaza Castilla are an interesting fact about Madrid. The presentation provided an overview of Madrid and its attractions.
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Floresta School's 3rd grade class B had 10 students enrolled for the 2013-2014 school year. The document provides basic information about the school, grade, and year along with the student enrollment count.
Elephant song 3 a
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