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Cambridge Primary Path 2 Unit 4 Nature
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A short coat that is worn over clothes for warmth.
Jacket
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Covered with or containing water or another liquid.
Wet
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Glasses with dark lenses that protect the eyes from the sun.
Sunglasses
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Free from danger or harm.
Safe
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A tall landform that rises high above the surrounding land.
Mountain
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A large body of water surrounded by land.
Lake
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A person who studies and conducts experiments to understand the world.
Scientist
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A natural or man-made pool of water where animals go to drink.
Waterhole
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A group of animals that live and travel together.
Herd
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The powdery residue left after something burns, often from volcanoes or fires.
Ash
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The process of burning that produces heat, light, and flames.
Fire
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A sandy or rocky area next to a body of water, such as an ocean or lake.
Beach
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To move from one place to another, often seasonally.
Migrate
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A field where corn is grown.
Cornfield
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Without water or moisture.
Dry
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A tool used to protect against rain or sun.
Umbrella
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To move back and forth or up and down quickly.
Shake
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Water droplets that fall from clouds in the sky.
Rain
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A raised area of land that is lower than a mountain.
Hill
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A narrow break or fracture in a surface.
Crack
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A mountain that can erupt, spewing lava, ash, and gases from the Earth's crust.
Volcano
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A warm, long-sleeved pullover made of thick fabric.
Sweatshirt
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A piece of clothing that covers only the upper part of the legs.
Shorts
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To increase in size or develop over time.
Grow
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A waterproof coat worn to protect against rain.
Raincoat
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A small, narrow river.
Stream
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A large, flowing body of water that usually empties into a sea or ocean.
River
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