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Third Grade
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Using Pictures in Nonfiction

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Using Pictures in Nonfiction

Did you know that kangaroos can swim? From the text and pictures on this worksheet, your students will learn about kangaroos while strengthening their reading comprehension skills.

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Reading & WritingReading Non-FictionFeatures of Non-Fiction Texts
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RI.3.1 RI.4.1

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