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The document outlines a teacher's weekly lesson plan for the week of December 22nd-26th. It focuses on Christmas-themed activities like a jingle bell obstacle course on Monday, making bird feeders on Tuesday, and a Christmas dance party on Wednesday. Small group sessions are held to assist kindergartners with reading homework and first graders with vocabulary. The goal is to work with families to help children with schoolwork while in care, allowing families more free time together during the holidays.
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