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The document contains a weekly schedule for a student from Monday September 27th to Friday October 1st. Each day lists subjects like reading, spelling, vocabulary, math, science, and social studies. The spelling words and vocabulary words for the week are also listed, along with math concepts covered and a reminder to read daily.
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