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This document contains a weekly schedule for a third grade class. It lists reading, math, wordly wise, spelling, and extra assignments for each day of the week. It also provides links to online resources and notes upcoming school events, including a fall tailgate, speaker event, early dismissal, and yearbook photo dates.
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