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GRADE K TOPIC XIII GRAVITY Big Idea 5 Earth in Space and Time Department of Science

Department of Mathematics and Science Let’s listen to the book: 2

Department of Mathematics and Science Gravity Gravity (Sung to “London Bridge is Falling down”) Gravity is pulling down, Pulling down, Pulling down. Gravity is pulling down All around you! Take a ball and toss it high. Will it stay in the sky? Gravity will pull it down All around you. Gravity is pulling down, Pulling down, Pulling down. Gravity is pulling down All around you! Jump up high and down you’ll go. There’s a force down below. Gravity is pulling down All around you

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