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This lesson plan is for an English class on Monday, August 1st, 2018. It includes sections for resources, learning domains, assessment, moral values, theme/topic, content standards, learning standards, language/grammar focus, learning objectives, and activities. However, most of the details are left unspecified, with "Choose an item" or blanks where information should be filled in to outline the specific lesson.
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