Description
Word examples: Spring, frog, tulip, rain, bird, umbrella, sun, nest, wind, tadpole
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30 flashcards with Spring related vocabulary words and pictures!
Suggested uses:
– To introduce new words
– To start conversations
– Choose 3-5 and use in a story
– Alphabetize
Word examples: Spring, frog, tulip, rain, bird, umbrella, sun, nest, wind, tadpole
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A fun craft to create a ‘wearable‘ ties! Includes two templates (one for a bow tie and one for a necktie).

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A U.S.A. state flowers coloring book that students will truly enjoy. Students will color each state flower and have the opportunity to write about each.
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Includes:
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