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You are here: Home / primary one news / Wednesday, April 13,2016

Wednesday, April 13,2016

April 13, 2016 by Primary One

Today we read the book What’s in that Egg? By Becky Baines. We learned there are many types of eggs and many animals that hatch from eggs. Do you know what animal lays the largest egg and which animal lays the smallest egg? We learned that an ostrich lays the largest egg and the hummingbird lays the smallest egg. We wondered what size egg an elephant would lay if they could.

This afternoon we had fun playing Picture Bingo!

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