In this worksheet, students decide whether expressions using the word "head" are referencing human or animal heads.
Animal versus Human Heads Vocabulary Lesson
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Vocabulary Plus K-8: A Source-Based Approach
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Animal Vocabulary
Although these words sound scientific, they are commonly used to describe animal families or behavior.
