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The class discussed being good friends, worked on a poem, and introduced classroom rules on Tuesday. They also introduced themselves and played vocabulary games. On Wednesday, the class read a story, did oral activities, and completed tasks. On Thursday, listening comprehension on names and colors was practiced, and family games were played online.
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