 "Weekly Reader, Edition 2 (including Science Spin)")
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What to do when you ah-choo! Learning about allergies.
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An allergy is a reaction, or what happens if your body thinks that everyday things (like grass or peanuts) are bad for you. People can be allergic to things found outdoors or indoors. They can also be allergic to things in the air, or to things they eat.
Color the things in this picture that can cause an allergy.
Think about it! What things in the picture will people most likely not be allergic to? Put an "x" on them.
The way you feel can sometimes ...
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What to do when you ah-choo! Learning about allergies.(Illustration)
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; Allergies are reactions the body may have to ordinary things, such as animals, plants, dust, and certain kinds of foods. Did you know one out of every 5 people is allergic to something? [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] One ragweed plant can make 8 billion pollen grains in one month! [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
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; Byline: BRENDA INGERSOLL bingersoll@madison.com 608-252-6144][ Humans are not alone when it comes to suffering from allergies in spring and fall. Their best friends in the canine and feline worlds also can be allergic to pollen from ragweed, grasses, trees and flowers. But while people tend to
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