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This document provides the weekly schedule for a preschool class focusing on spring and Earth Day. The schedule includes daily activities centered around Earth Day themes such as oobleck, Earth grids, Earth pledges, nature walks, and recycling. Activities include interest areas, read-alouds, large and small group activities, outdoor experiences, and family partnerships. The schedule lists learning standards and objectives addressed each day such as shapes, listening skills, persistence, environmental knowledge, cooperation, self-awareness, and travel skills.
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