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The document summarizes various holiday events that occurred for a 5th grade class. It describes the class performing in a holiday program for parents, receiving treats on St. Nicholas Day, a music club performance, a pajama read-in night, and celebrating the new year. The document covers different holiday traditions and celebrations the class participated in over the course of the year.
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