Spring Words Vocabulary (HM theme 9) Created by K. Virginia Bond © For Kindergarten students at SRCSD April 14, 2006.

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Spring Words Vocabulary (HM theme 9) Created by K. Virginia Bond © For Kindergarten students at SRCSD April 14, 2006

Click on the correct word that matches the picture.

mud rain puddle mud rain puddle

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flowers bloom mud flowers bloom mud

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raindrops snow hail raindrops snow hail

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dirt sunshine shower dirt sunshine shower

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spring flowers ground

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tulips worms daffodils

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daisy rose tulips

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rose crocuses tulips

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green eggs green eggs green grass green grass green ham green ham

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shrub tree buds tree buds bush

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tulip Lilac trees Lilac trees daffodils

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cover house umbrella

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rocks river rainbow

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logs lightning liver

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them tan thunderclouds

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river rain raincoat

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warm wind wings

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king kiss kite

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grass garden garbage

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store string seeds

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seed packets seed packets sink seed

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garden tractor tiller (rototiller) tiller (rototiller)

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bluejay eagle robin

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new nest tree

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birds bird eggs bird eggs frog eggs frog eggs

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planning painting planting

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tapeworm earthworm inchworm

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fainting family fishing

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fishing fish fishing pole fishing pole

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