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Spider Life Cycle | Poster and Activities
$2.00
Want to study the life cycle of a spider? Here is a resource for you!
Includes:
– 2 labeled posters (color and b/w)
– life cycle coloring page
– colorful center activity
– 2 cut-n-paste worksheets
Use as a standalone resource or combine with:
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