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    Lily uses her shadow to tell time and direction. In the morning and afternoon, her shadow is long because the sun is low in the sky. At noon, her shadow is shortest as the sun is highest. Her shadow also indicates direction, pointing north at noon.

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    Lily uses her shadow to tell time and direction. In the morning and afternoon, her shadow is long because the sun is low in the sky. At noon, her shadow is shortest as the sun is highest. Her shadow also indicates direction, pointing north at noon.

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    Lily uses her shadow to tell time and direction. In the morning and afternoon, her shadow is long because the sun is low in the sky. At noon, her shadow is shortest as the sun is highest. Her shadow also indicates direction, pointing north at noon.

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    Lily’s Shadow

    Lily’s shadow helps her know what time of day it is. In the morning and afternoon, Lily’s
    shadow is long because the sun is low in the sky. At noon, Lily’s shadow is short because
    the sun is high in the sky. Lily’s shadow can also tell her directions. At noon, her shadow
    points north. Write “N” on the compass to show which way is north.

    Early Morning Noon Late Afternoon

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