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Morning Starters: Spring 2 - Electricity

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Did You Know?

Electric eels use electricity to hunt their prey. They can release shocks of up to 600 volts to paralyze fish and stop them from escaping. To maximize their power, they curl their bodies so that their electric organ’s poles are closer together. These shocking predators are truly one of nature’s most electrifying creatures!

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Word Challenge

Write the antonyms of all the words underlined in the clip descriptive. Note: An antonym is the opposite meaning of another word.

Grammar Challenge

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Construct a sentence about ______ that includes the following words:

Number Challenge

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Critical Thinking

What are the main differences/similarities between a ____ and a _____ ?