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ACTIVITY: Roll and Color 1-6Download
WORKSHEET: Review 1-10Download
WORKSHEET: #7Download

AROUND THE HOUSE

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September 16 signifies a “moment of hope for Mexico” and is one of the most important days in its history. It was in essence the day of their Declaration of Independence. The moment, which became known as the "Grito de Dolores”, was the START of the 11-year Mexican War of Independence that resulted in Mexico gaining freedom from Spain after being under colonial rule for over 300 years. Happy ending, but talk about the war cry of war cries! It was a day that represented solidarity, perseverance, liberation, freedom and joy.
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🌎 Multisensory Land + Sea Sort 🌊
🌈 All Natural Colombian Rainbow Popscicles 🌈
🚧 Construction Site Play & Wash 🚧
🏝 Island Inspired Seek, Sort, Count
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