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food chain appearance, the wildlife discussed in step . . discuss what happens when part of the food chain disappears. . identify impacts humans through industry or tourism can have on a marsh. be sure to encourage personal connection. . view photographs of marshes. have students describe the trees, grasses
and flowers that grow in these areas. . identify, using color temperature vocabulary, as well as geometrical vocabulary, local grasses, trees, water, soil, flora, and indigenous wildlife and water life. day . briefly review linear perspective and relative perspective. . have each student sketch a miniature...
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flax / linseeds groundnuts peanuts black cumin cereal grains cereals are staple foods, and are important sources of nutrients and rich sources of fibre, vitamins, minerals and photochemicals. wheat, maize, millet, barley, rice and corn are the major important grains in the human diet. cereals are grasses
that are grown as food for humans and livestock. cereal grasses produce large numbers of type of edible, dry fruit called a grain. a grain contains a single seed with a large supply of endosperm. in this we encompasses diverse products such as wheat, maize, millet, barley, chick peas etc. in distinct...
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