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CLOUDS Imma Puntí Freixer Nottingham 2009. Stratus Low and grey clouds They are like blankets.

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1 CLOUDS Imma Puntí Freixer Nottingham 2009

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5 Stratus Low and grey clouds They are like blankets

6 Not very nice weather! You should...

7 Not very nice weather! Watch the news! Watch the sky!

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9 Cumulus White, fluffy, like cotton balls

10 Nice weather! You should...

11 Stay outside and have fun! Nice and fair weather!

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13 Cirrus The highest clouds,white and wispy They are made of ice

14 Nice and windy weather! You should...

15 It’s windy! Go sailing!

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17 Cumulonimbus Great clouds, white, grey, black and large They are like castles in the sky

18 Rain, storms, lightnings and thunders You should...

19 Watch out and stay inside! Cumulonimbus

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22 Do you want to listen to a cloud rap? Switch on the TV!

23 Clouds have nice and original shapes. Let’s imagine what they look like!

24 I think it looks like a...

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29 Clouds, clouds, clouds...

30 Photos from: Banco de im á genes y sonidos www.pals.iastate.edu/carlson/ CLOUDS ARE AMAZING, AREN ’ T THEY?

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