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Magnets
Habitats
Life Cycle
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What is the heading of this paragraph?


1. Materials That I Know

I know about materials. Some metal materials are magnetic.  Iron is a magnetic material.  If a material is magnetic, a magnet will attract it.  Some other materials are not magnetic.  Wood is not magnetic.

The heading is Materials That I Know.

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What are electronics?

They are things that use power and sometimes use magnets, like computers and Nintendo Switch.

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What is a habitat?

It is a place where an animal lives and finds food.

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What is a life cycle?

It is a sequence of how an animal changes.

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What does a bold word look like?

It is a big, dark, black bubble letter word.

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What are 2 magnetic materials?

They are _____ and _____.

Magnetic: some metals, iron, nickel, cobalt, steel

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What habitat is this?

It has many trees and is very humid.

It is a rainforest.

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What has jelly, and a round, black circle inside?

A frog egg has jelly and a round, black circle inside.

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What is 1 topic sentence about magnets?

I know about magnets.

I learned a lot about magnets.

Magnets are very fun.

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What are 3 materials that are not magnetic?

They are _____ , _____ and _______.

not magnetic: wood, plastic, fabric, glass, aluminum, gold, silver

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What habitat is this?

It has water covering the ground, trees and smells bad.

It is a swamp.

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What are the 4 captions for the frog's life cycle pictures?

Egg, Tadpole, Froglet, Frog

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What are 2 detail sentences about magnets?

Magnets have two sides.
The sides are opposite.
The sides are north and south.
Magnets repel and attract.
Magnets are made of metal.
Trains use magnets.

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What are 3 things that use magnets?

trains
classrooms
teachers
students
games
electronics
compasses


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What are 2 things frogs use to keep safe?

Frogs use ____ and ____ to keep safe.

lily pads, homes, leaves, habitats, poison, camouflage/colour, hiding 

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What are the four sequence words of the frog's life cycle?

They are First, Next, Then, Last.

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