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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Kids’ History Corner by 4th grader Lindsey
Hey kids, guess what i learned at school today! I learned about the dust bowl.It included parts of Colorado,Kansas,Oklahoma,New Mexico and Texas. Here is a video from the History Channel on THE DUST BOWL
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