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Vocabulary Match-up Click on the vocabulary word that matches the meaning. (not just in the box) How insects move around together in a large group blossom pollenswarmed

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Vocabulary Match-up Click on the vocabulary word that matches the meaning. (not just in the box) A plant with three leaves and small white or purple flowers clover blossomhoneycomb

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Vocabulary Match-up Click on the vocabulary word that matches the meaning. (not just in the box) Writing that often has words that rhyme at the end of the lines fairy tales novelpoem

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Vocabulary Match-up Click on the vocabulary word that matches the meaning. (not just in the box) A long story about make-believe people and happens to them novel poemideas

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Vocabulary Match-up Click on the vocabulary word that matches the meaning. (not just in the box) Stories about magical creatures poem fairy talesauthor

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