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Life Science
Plants and animals change as they grow and have different life cycles.
Organisms have physical characteristics and processes that help them survive.
Key Words
burrows
forms
kits
litters
warren
Key Words
As you watch the video, listen for these important words.
burrows
forms
kits
litters
warren
When baby rabbits are born, they ____________.
What do rabbits eat?
The maze of underground burrows that rabbits dig is called a _________.
To get away from a predator, a rabbit can ______________.
What might a rabbit be saying when it thumps its foot?
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