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Animal Superpowers Unit | Lesson 5 of 5

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Animal Superpowers Unit | Lesson 5 of 5
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observar


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ponerle mucha atención a algo
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característica


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algo que puedes observar acerca de un ser viviente, por ejemplo, el pico puntiagudo de un pájaro
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Grade 1

Animal Traits & Survival

Inheritance & Variation of Traits

1-LS3-1

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In this Read-Along lesson, Amy notices that baby animals look a lot like the adults in their families—and then discovers that she does, too! The lesson includes a short exercise where students get moving by acting like farm animals. You can extend the lesson with the optional activity, Matchup Game, where students work together to match pictures of animals with their babies.
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Grade 1

Animal Traits & Survival

Inheritance & Variation of Traits

1-LS3-1

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