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Orange Transportation Relay

Orange Transportation Relay

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Kindergarten

Thank you to the team of Kindergarten teachers at Edna Libby School in Standish, Maine for creating and sharing this activity with us during the 2020 WinterKids Winter Games!

Lesson Summary

Bring the story, An Orange in January, to life through a fun relay! This activity is a great way to encourage movement while strengthening the comprehension of the story.

Orange in January
Orange in January Activity Edna Libby

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