________ , cut up two apples．Then put them into the blender．Finally turn on the blender．

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A．And

B．Next

C．First

D．Then

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C．a(chǎn)re in everything on the earth

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B．Different cells have different uses in our bodies.

C．The skin cells have little work to do in the body.

D．Every living thing on the earth is made up of skin cells

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A．How Skin Cells Heal Cuts

B．The Importance of Skin

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★ Play fruit and vegetable games. Prepare little cups with fruit and vegetables cut up into small pieces. Cover your children’s eyes and give them one of the cups to try. After tasting, they have to guess what kind of vegetable or fruit it is.

★ Grow vegetables. You can teach your children how vegetables grow by planting them. Your children will also learn how to take care of vegetables.

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1. Reading is a good way to help your children know about fruit and vegetables.

2.The puzzles can help children know how fruit and vegetables taste and smell.

3. By playing fruit and vegetable games, children can know what fruit and vegetables look like.

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