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Discover MY Plate: Where is the Fruit? L5-Wheresthefruit-2.pdf	Discover MyPlate: Time for Strawberries L4-Time4berries-3.pdf	Discover My Plate: Vote for Veggies L3-Vote4Veggies-2.pdf
Vegetable Word Search - Upper Grades HardVeggieWordSearch.pdf	Vegetable Word Search - Elementary EasyVeggieWordSearch.pdf	Discover MyPlate: Bananas for Fruit! L3-Bananas4fruit-1.pdf
Z is for Zucchini z.pdf	Y is for Yam y.pdf	X is for Hot Cross Buns x.pdf
W is for Watermelon w.pdf	V is for Veggies V.pdf	U is for Ugli Fruit u.pdf
T is for Tomato T.pdf	S is for String Bean S.pdf	R is for Raspberry r.pdf
Q is for Quick Bread q.pdf	O is for Oranges o.pdf	P is for Pears p.pdf
N is for Noodles n.pdf	M is for Milk m.pdf	L is for Lima Bean L2.pdf
K is for Kiwi k.pdf	J is for 100% Juice J.pdf	I is for Italian Bread i.pdf
G is for Grapes g.pdf	H is for Honeydew h.pdf	F is for Fish f.pdf
E is for Eggs e.pdf	D is for Dried Beans D.pdf	C is for Carrot C.pdf
B is for Banana B.pdf	A is for Apple A.pdf	Market Muddle Feb10Act2.pdf
How Does the Story Go? August 09 activity page 1.pdf	Name That Food! Dec08act2.pdf

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