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Dog walker

Dog walker

Do you pack a lunch? What do you like about your friends? My friends are very ___. What is the best job? I don’t often pack a lunch, but when I do I really enjoy eating it. This monkey enjoys sitting in a hot spring. These best friends love going to the park together. I’d like to eat a packed lunch at the park everyday.

Find words

Find words

Why do you want to practice English? What do you do when it rains? How do animals help us? What pet do you want? I can find words when I need to say something. An elephant is stuck in a mud pit. This puppy knows the song of wolves We can reach out and create bridges.

Close to others

Close to others

Do you like animals?  Do you have a pet? Who did you talk to today? Did you hug them? What other animals live a long time? Animals can feel closeness to others. This seal won’t stop hugging this diver. Tortoises love to eat green grass and guava fruit. It feels the same to them as it does to us.

Jump, jump, jump

Jump, jump, jump

How are you today? I ______ when I’m not working. Did you work today? I want more _________. How to get it? I saw this video on the internet about a jumping robot. Have you seen it? It can jump on 1 leg and balance itself. Are they saying something?  What do they want? Jumping when you want something, or need to get somewhere.

Listen and hear

Listen and hear

Where did you go today? How do plants help people? Why visit temples? Want to be a monk? Some listen more than talk.  They say still waters run deep. This guy listened to a song played by plants. This piece of trash on the ground said “pick me up!”. I’d like to go some place quiet and listen more.

Rooftop

Rooftop

What did you do this morning? Go outside today? Do you like to visit the zoo? Who do you want to meet? And say what? I woke up this morning and opened the window I would like to meet the cat, but the cat isn’t interested. Put some sunflower seeds on my window ledge.  Hoping to see birds. Standing by my window, I can see everything.

Migratory Patterns

Migratory Patterns

Favorite time of year? What festivals do you have? Travel solo or in a group? A migratory pattern is a route that animals travel according to the season of year. From October to January, sandhill cranes come to the Rio Grande valley. Humans can also follow migratory patterns.  It can be for many reasons. I’d like to follow my own migratory pattern.  I’d like to have a way to live like a bird.

Sea Turtles

Sea Turtles

How was your day? Did you have free time today? How long can a sea turtle live? Your 70th birthday: Do what?  With who? What is the best age to be? English-only copy: [purchase_link id=”1610″ text=”Purchase” style=”button” color=”blue”] Sea turtles and humans both can live a long time. Sea turtles can live up to 70 years.  Once adults, they have few predators. Baby sea turtles are vulnerable to many predators.  Only 1/1000 survive in the wild. If I was an…

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Bee Vision

Bee Vision

If you could be any animal for a day? Indoor plants are a  good idea because… Do you cook for yourself?  What do you eat? Would you eat an insect? English-only copy: [purchase_link id=”1611″ text=”Purchase” style=”button” color=”blue”] If I could be any organism for a day, I would be a bee.  Or maybe I would be the whole bee hive, if you count superorganisms. Bees’ eyes can’t see the color red, but they can see light in the ultraviolet spectrum…

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Original Chicken

Original Chicken

Which ramen flavor: beef or chicken? Do you eat instant ramen? Why are some people vegetarian? What is your job? How much do you work in 1 day? English-only copy: [purchase_link id=”1612″ text=”Purchase” style=”button” color=”blue”] “Domestication of the chicken dates back to at least 2000 B.C. and their ancestry can be traced back to four species of wild jungle fowl from Southeast Asia.” Clauer , Phillip. “History of the Chicken.” Penn State Extension, 6 Dec. 2020, extension.psu.edu/history-of-the-chicken. But the chickens…

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