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Room 5 at the school has 3 teachers, Miss Annat, Miss Amy, and Miss Aliza. There are 9 boys and 5 girls totaling 14 children in the class. The document introduces each child and teacher in the class along with pictures of their families. It expresses that everyone in Room 5 loves their friends in the class.
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- 1. All About Room 5 2020 - 2021
- 2. These are our friends in Room 5
- 3. We have 3 Teachers Miss Annat Miss Amy Miss Aliza
- 4. There are 9 Boys
- 5. And 5 Girls
- 6. That makes 14 Children in Room 5
- 8. This is Dylan’s Family
- 9. This is Evie
- 10. This is Evie’s Family
- 11. This is Gemma
- 12. This is Gemma’s Family
- 13. This is Harley
- 14. This is Harley’s Family
- 15. This is Henri
- 16. This is Henri’s Family
- 17. This is Isaac
- 18. This is Isaac’s Family
- 19. This is Leila
- 21. This is Lev
- 22. This is Lev’s Family
- 23. This is Maxwell
- 24. This is Maxwell’s Family
- 25. This is Ryan
- 26. This is Ryan’s Family
- 27. This is Jack
- 28. This is Jack’s Family
- 29. This is Leo
- 30. This is Leo’s Family
- 31. This is Luke
- 32. This is Luke’s Family
- 33. This is Benjamin
- 34. This is Benjamin’s Family
- 35. This is Miss Aliza
- 36. This is Miss Aliza’s Family
- 37. This is Miss Amy
- 38. This is Miss Amy’s Family
- 39. This is Miss Annat
- 40. This is Miss Annat’s Family
- 41. We love our friends in Room 5
- 42. The End