All About Sharks

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All About Sharks
An ABC Slideshow
By Mrs. Madden's 2nd Grade Spanish Immersion
Students
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is for Australia. Sharks can be found off the
coast of Australia.
A
By Georgia
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is for blue shark. The blue shark lives in the
ocean with the white-tip shark.
B
By Jackson
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is for cartilage. Sharks have skeletons made
of cartilage, not bones.
C
By Leonardo
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is for Dogfish shark. The Dogfish shark is only
as a long as a loaf of bread.
D
By Kirstin
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is for eyelids. Sharks do not have eyelids.
E
By Sydney
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is for fins. Sharks have fins that help them
swim.
F
By Austin
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is for gills. Sharks use gills for breathing.
G
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is for hunters. Sharks hunt for the food they
eat.
H
10
is for interesting. Sharks are interesting
animals.
I
By Wilson
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is for jellyfish. Sharks live in the ocean with
jellyfish and many other animals.
J
By Katelyn
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is for kind. There are many different kinds of
sharks.
K
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is for lay. Some sharks lay motionless on the
ocean floor, but they do not sleep.
L
By Tucker
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is for moving. Some sharks must stay moving to
live.
M
By Christian
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is for nose. Sharks use their noses to smell
for food.
N
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is for oceans. Sharks live in oceans and seas.
O
By Ali Morgan
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is for pups. Baby sharks are called pups.
p
By Andres
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is for quick. Sharks have to be quick to catch
their prey.
Q
By Alex
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is for reef shark. Reef sharks can be found
near coral reefs.
R
By Clark
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is for sharks. There are more than 350 kinds of
sharks!
S
By Anne
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is for tails. Sharks use their tails to help
them swim.
T
By Paulina
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is for unusual. A basking shark is an unusual
shark.
U
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is for very sharp. Sharks have very sharp teeth
for catchingtheir prey
V
By Samantha
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is for whale shark. The whale shark is the
biggest shark of all.
W
By Jordan
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is for eXciting. Learning about sharks is
eXciting.
X
By Mykia
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is for young. Young shark take care of
themselves.
Y
By Davonne
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is for zillion. There are a zillion reasons to
like sharks!
Z