Treasures in a Pinecone10Qs RI6.6 REVIEW

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• "Would a squirrel find the seeds in time for dinner?"

• "Maldonado says big grizzly bears and people eat them, too."

• "Those seeds would be a tasty treat for a squirrel."

• "They hold treasures inside.

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• "I decided to find out why."

• "But red and squirrels will eat the whole thing."

• "Here's what I learned."

• "I picked up, and some seeds fell out of it."

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• "Would a squirrel find the seeds in time for dinner?"

• "Maldonado says big grizzly bears and people eat them, too."

• "Pine seeds are an important source of food for many animals."

• "They hold treasures inside.

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• "Those seeds would be a very tasty treat for a squirrel."

• "...grizzly bears and people eat them, too."

• "So take note of the pinecones you see on the ground."

• "Seeds are food too"

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• "When the weather becomes dry and warm, pinecones open."

• "...cones are tightly closed."

• "A seed has a better chance of... growing when the weather is warm."

• "I watched them for over a year."

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• ...the process used to collect pine cones

• ...the affect weather has on pinecones.

• ...the results of researching pinecones

• ...the length of time required to gather pinecones

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• summarize

• finalize

• conclude

• introduce

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• ...interviews with squirrels and bears.

• ...examples of food containing pinyon seeds.

• ...repetitive statements of an expert pine cone scientist.

• ...descriptionsof the author's backyard.

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• ...interviews with squirrels and bears.

• ...listing examples of her own research.

• ...by repeating the statements of an expert pine cone scientist.

• ...by describing her backyard.

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