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Reindeer | Cross-Curricular Unit
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Engaging, cross-curricular unit all about reindeer!
Includes:
- – Informational Text and worksheet (true/false)
- – Vocabulary work
- – Acrostic poetry
- – Venn diagrams
- – Map work
- – Reindeer anatomy
- – Mini-Book creation
- – Word Search
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⭐ Make learning and practicing grammar fun with Grammar Games!
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