Months of the year song

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There are 12 months in a year. Let's find out when they happen in this song!


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Whitney Raser
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Do you think there is one month of the year that is better than all the rest? Why or why not?

06/12/2020
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Avatar for Minwook Kim
Minwook Kim • COMPLETED LESSON

I personally like the summer because I could play in the sun and I don't need to go to school.

06/29/2020
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Naeesha S • COMPLETED LESSON

I think the month is December because it is Christmas because you have fun and have fun at school.

07/23/2020
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kendra paglia • COMPLETED LESSON

i think there is no month of the year that is better than the rest because all the months are the same and they are all equal from each other.

08/12/2020
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akram sanagoo • LESSON IN PROGRESS

yes

08/26/2020 • 
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eliya levron • LESSON IN PROGRESS

yes, i think august

01/03/2021
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