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I Can See and Feel the Change in the Seasons Lesson Plan

I Can See and Feel the Change in the Seasons Lesson Plan

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I Can See and Feel the Change in the Seasons

Young scholars use their senses to investigate changes in the seasons. Identify the seasons and represent each with pictures and songs. Observe and describe typical weather for each of the seasons. Describe the information each of the five senses provides wi

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