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This document outlines the weekly schedule and plan for a preschool classroom focusing on the study of simple machines, specifically inclined planes. The schedule includes daily interest areas, large and small group activities, read-alouds, and outdoor experiences related to exploring and building inclined planes. The teachers and standards addressed each day aim to develop the children's skills in asking and answering questions, using numbers, interacting socially, and demonstrating physical coordination.
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