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As a 4th grade student, the document outlines a class agreement to be the best student by listening carefully, following directions including homework, working quietly, respecting others, and following school rules. Any breaking of the agreement will result in consequences such as missing recesses, lunch isolation, and communication with parents, with aggressive behavior resulting in an immediate office referral. The student and parent signatures at the bottom show agreement to these terms.
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2) There will be a Super Scientific Circus on November 13th for hands-on science learning. Students should wear a red Lorena shirt if possible.
3) Math homework includes finishing Topic 7 on multiplying 2-digit numbers and beginning Topic 8 on division number sense. Students should study multiplication facts.
4) Other announcements include a Veteran's Day program on November 12th, progress reports on November 19th, and
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