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Yuridia Ramìrez
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MENCIONA CUALES SON LAS ESTACIONES DEL AÑO
ENERO, FEBRERO, MARZO.
PRIMAVERA, VERANO, OTOÑO, INVIERNO.
LUNES, MARTES, MIERCOLES.
SABADO Y DOMINGO.
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COPIA LOS VERBOS EN TU CUADERNO.
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Escribe el siguiente ejercicio de saberes y resuelve segun sea el caso.
COMPARACION DE CANTIDADES.
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Dividir significa repartir en partes iguales.
El reparto. La division.
MENCIONA CUALES SON LAS ESTACIONES DEL AÑO
ENERO, FEBRERO, MARZO.
PRIMAVERA, VERANO, OTOÑO, INVIERNO.
LUNES, MARTES, MIERCOLES.
SABADO Y DOMINGO.
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