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Fall by Amogh I always like fall best you can eat apples from my apple tree and pumpkin pie and rainbow jello and lots of cheese sticks mashed potato at the table and listen to the band play music and wake me up in the morning and go to football games and sleep in my bed and play tackle football Fall by Brooke I always like fall best you can eat ham from the market and apple pie and pumpkin pie and lots of cookies and apple and cider at my house and listen to raking leaves, crunching leaves and jazz music. and go to soccer games . and movies and pools. Fall by Elena Fall I always like fall best you can eat pumpkin pie from Grandma and hot chocolate and Halloween candy and lots of stuffing and muffins and mashed potatoes at Thanksgiving And listen to wind howling across the roof of my house and go trick-or-treating to get lots of candy from my neighbors and go to the walkathon at oak school and playing at Oak School. Fall by Julia I always like fall best you can eat plums from my tree and apples and cider and lots of hot chocolate and corn and juice at my house and listen to the whistling of the wind and the falling of the rain outside in the cold and go trick-or-treating and go to my soccer games to play and have some fun!
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