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3rd and 4th grade

Hi kids!
I hope you are spending a good time. I miss you .

 If  you want to practise how to write numbers , please click here or there.
3rd grade: Continue practising your food vocabulary in the next link.

 4 th grade: Don´t forget about jobs vocabulary you have learned, so click here to practise.

 I think you can learn and enjoy at the same time.
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