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 \nAbby saw 18 bright orange butterflies.Shealso saw a kind she had never seen.There were 23of them.  \nRead·Think·Write How many did she see in all?  \nNat was amazed at one of the blue butterflieshe saw.It was so very,very blue.He also saw a paleblue one that was so pale it looked white.Nat saw14 bright blue butterflies and 19 pale ones.  \nRead·Think·Write How many butterflies did he see?  \n“I saw 41 butterflies,\"said Abby.\"How manydid you see?\"  \n\"I saw 33 butterflies,\"said Nat.  \nRead·Think·Write How many butterflies did Abby andNat see in all?  \n“I never knew there were farms forbutterflies,\"said Abby  \n\"We can see them anytime we want,\"saidNat.“And none of these butterflies will becomeextinct.”  \n“We'll have a great report!”said Abby.  \n# Butterflies Fly\n\nShow  \nLook at page 5.Draw a picture to show2 different kinds of butterflies.  \nShare  \nCompare and Contrast Talk about thebutterflies you see on page 5.Tell howthey are alike and how they are different.  \nWrite  \nWrite a number sentence about the  \nbutterflies on page 5.Circle the numberthat tells how many there are in all.","cbCaigXkz7yqqL0A","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigXkz7yqqL0A","pdf",817047,12,"English","# Butterflies Fly\n## Show\n## Share\n## Write","[{\"question\":\"How many orange butterflies does Abby see at the butterfly farm?\",\"answer\":\"Abby sees 18 bright orange butterflies.\"},{\"question\":\"How many blue butterflies does Nat see, including pale blue ones?\",\"answer\":\"Nat sees 14 bright blue butterflies and 19 pale ones, for a total of 33.\"},{\"question\":\"What activities are students asked to do on the butterfly page?\",\"answer\":\"Students draw two different kinds of butterflies, compare and contrast them, and write a number sentence, circling the number that shows how many there are in all.\"}]","Butterflies Fly - read, think, write report activity | PDF",1789965130]