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This document provides a brief overview of key geographic features on Earth including mountains, valleys, rivers, oceans, and deserts. It also describes basic weather patterns in different locations like California and Arizona. Furthermore, it explains how the rotation of the Earth on its axis causes day and night by the sun shining in different parts of the world throughout its rotation. The presentation aims to teach kindergarten students about these concepts related to the Earth.
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