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MARK MY CALENDAR!
Color/mark the date/s in the calendar as described by the following events of 28-
days menstrual cycle. The blood drop image indicates the first day of the cycle.
RED- uterus sheds its inner lining of soft tissue and blood vessels
BLUE-last day of the Follicular Phase
GREEN- a mature egg cell is released from the ovary
YELLOW- days of the Luteal Phase
MARK X- most fertile days
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