Unit 9.- Landscapes
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This document describes different types of landscapes including natural and man-made features. It discusses river, pool, beach, city, and forest as natural and man-made features in countryside landscapes. It also mentions mountainous landscapes containing rivers, forests, valleys, lakes, and mountain ranges. Coastal landscapes are described containing beaches, cliffs, islands, boats, harbors, and lighthouses. The document provides links to online songs and activities about animals and environments.
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