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The document discusses a lesson plan about Wales for English language learners. The lesson involves students reading a text about Wales' history and culture, discussing statements about Wales to check their knowledge, taking notes in a table about the text, and having group discussions. As homework, students are asked to write an essay comparing aspects of Welsh history and culture to their own country.

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