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SCHOOL OBJECTS
This list contains common school supplies including a pencil, teacher, desk, rubber eraser, glue, book, notebook, pencil sharpener, scissors, and crayons that students may use in their classrooms.
Classroom objects
This document lists common objects found in a classroom including furniture like desks, chairs, and tables; tools used for teaching and learning such as a board, board marker, pencil, pen, eraser, and ruler; items used to store supplies like a pencil case, school bag, and book case; and other miscellaneous objects like a teacher, student, clock, book, notebook, scissors, crayon, stapler, and computer.
School supplies.
This document lists various school supplies including writing utensils like pencils, pens, erasers and sharpeners, as well as other classroom items such as rulers, notebooks, scissors, pencil cases, desks, chairs, boards, tables, crayons, staplers and hole punchers.
School objects teacher Helena (Clase de los Marcianitos)
This list contains common objects found in a school including a school bag, books, a blackboard, crayons, a desk, glue, an eraser, pencils, a ruler, and scissors.
School objects game teacher Elena (clase de los marcianitos)
This list contains common school supplies including a school bag, pencil, eraser, notebook, ruler, book, glue, and scissors. These are basic items students often use for their schoolwork and class activities.
School objects
This document lists school supplies including a pen, liquid paper, school bag, pencil, notebook, rubber and computer. It outlines common classroom items needed by students such as writing utensils, paper products, carrying cases and technology.
Classroom objects
The document lists common objects found in a school setting including school supplies such as notebooks, pencils, pens, glue, and scissors. It also lists classroom materials like blackboards, computers, paint tubes, paint brushes, water colors, palettes, and canvases. People associated with schools such as teachers, students, and a school bus are also represented.
School objects
This document lists common objects found in a school including a school, classroom, board, desk, schoolbag, books, notebooks, pencilcase, pens, pencils, erasers, pencil sharpener, colourful pencils, crayons, scissors and glue.
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SCHOOL OBJECTS
This list contains common school supplies including a pencil, teacher, desk, rubber eraser, glue, book, notebook, pencil sharpener, scissors, and crayons that students may use in their classrooms.
Classroom objects
This document lists common objects found in a classroom including furniture like desks, chairs, and tables; tools used for teaching and learning such as a board, board marker, pencil, pen, eraser, and ruler; items used to store supplies like a pencil case, school bag, and book case; and other miscellaneous objects like a teacher, student, clock, book, notebook, scissors, crayon, stapler, and computer.
School supplies.
This document lists various school supplies including writing utensils like pencils, pens, erasers and sharpeners, as well as other classroom items such as rulers, notebooks, scissors, pencil cases, desks, chairs, boards, tables, crayons, staplers and hole punchers.
School objects teacher Helena (Clase de los Marcianitos)
This list contains common objects found in a school including a school bag, books, a blackboard, crayons, a desk, glue, an eraser, pencils, a ruler, and scissors.
School objects game teacher Elena (clase de los marcianitos)
This list contains common school supplies including a school bag, pencil, eraser, notebook, ruler, book, glue, and scissors. These are basic items students often use for their schoolwork and class activities.
School objects
This document lists school supplies including a pen, liquid paper, school bag, pencil, notebook, rubber and computer. It outlines common classroom items needed by students such as writing utensils, paper products, carrying cases and technology.
Classroom objects
The document lists common objects found in a school setting including school supplies such as notebooks, pencils, pens, glue, and scissors. It also lists classroom materials like blackboards, computers, paint tubes, paint brushes, water colors, palettes, and canvases. People associated with schools such as teachers, students, and a school bus are also represented.
School objects
This document lists common objects found in a school including a school, classroom, board, desk, schoolbag, books, notebooks, pencilcase, pens, pencils, erasers, pencil sharpener, colourful pencils, crayons, scissors and glue.
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