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4 comments:
I think that something is wrong with this website. Whenever I try to open it but it is too big and I can't seem to open it
That was interesting. I learned about Darwin in the second grade, and I'm glad that some people are actually remembering his birthday. Google put up a painting of birds and trees and it said under it: "Happy 200th birthday Darwin" . That helped spread the word.
:::::A Message to Megan:::::
Megan, try using another computer, as it works on most computers. It is a good article,despite this bug, and you should enjoy it!
:::::A Comment From Melanie:::::
That article was pretty interesting. I agree with Gabriel that the "Happy 200th Birthday Darwin" om google is a great way to spread the word!
This is a really cool article. I learned about him in my science class.We're doing magnets & electricity.
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