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                                                    Wednesday 14th September
write a list of chickens names?

  1. Allen
  2. Mary
  3. Pie
  4. cutely
  5. Nuggets
  6. Zac
  7. egg
  8. ormiston
  9. tarty
  10. Lila
  11. teeny
  12. fluffy
  13. poppy
  14. Rosie
  15. chip
  16. chink
  17. arty
  18. tasty
  19. chinks Momo
  20. sunny
  21. achey
  22. treey
  23. rainbow
  24. pivey
  25. lala
  26. lulu
  27. savey






  

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