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This document provides the weekly activities and assignments for 4th grade students for the week of March 9th-15th, 2020. It outlines the big ideas and assignments for English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Students are expected to complete various FLVS lessons and quizzes on topics like fractions, decimals, food chains, and constitutions. They are also expected to read 15-20 minutes per day and record it in their planner.
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