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The document outlines a weekly schedule for Monday April 3rd through Friday April 7th. On Monday, a language book and workbook are assigned. Tuesday has online exercises to review for an exam and study guide. Wednesday is a partial exam. Thursday involves watching videos on global warming and writing a paragraph with advice. Friday is to draft and create an Easter vacation planner.
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