Fossils are usually 3,000 years old and are found in the ground. A body fossil is a bug trapped in amber a type of tree sap.

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Fossils are usually 3,000 years old and are found in the ground. A body fossil is a bug trapped in amber a type of tree sap.

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Plants make their own food in a process called photosynthesis. Xylem is wood in trees that helps plants drink up water from the soil.

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Cities are a big group of buildings. Sometimes there can be over 100 buildings and over 200 people living in the cities.

We learned that a legend can help you learn all the boundaries. It also helps you figure out what all the symbols are and mean.

Symbols are on a legend help you find out how densley populated a state is. It also tells us if there’s a desert somewhere in the state or country.

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