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I like school
I like school

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The Sesame Street characters tell what they like about school. Objects in the picture are labeled.

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Lightning Over Water
Lightning Over Water

By John Matsumura

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Exploring Advanced Technologies for the Future Combat Systems Program
Self steering
Self steering

By Tom Herbert

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Self steering

By Tom Herbert

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Self Steering
Herbert y fet.
Herbert y fet.

By Tom Herbert

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Getting Skilled
Getting Skilled

By Tom Hebert, Tom Herbert

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J aime l ecole
J aime l ecole

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The Fabulous Baker Brothers
The Fabulous Baker Brothers

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