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Turtles. By, Shaniece Alston. I am a turtle. Green as a field of grass. I live all over the world. I walk along the shore. I can hold my breath for 4 hours. I can cut food with my hard beak. I’m a turtle.

Turtles

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Turtles By, Shaniece Alston
I am a turtle.
Greenas a fieldofgrass.
I live all over the world.
I walk along the shore.
I can hold my breath for 4 hours.
I can cut food with my hard beak.
I’m a turtle.

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Sea Turtles

Turtles

Turtles

Turtles

TURTLES!!!

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Turtles

TURTLES

TURTLES

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SEA TURTLES

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