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Wednesday, August 24, 2016

August 24, 2016 by Primary One

Did you know that animals can be helpful to people?

We worked with our helpful and harmful animal lesson in the science area. We classified picture cards of animals that are helpful( they give us food and clothing, help us get rid of bugs, give us rides, etc.) and harmful( bite, sting, spread germs). The children were surprised by some of the animals and things they do to help us.

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