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This document outlines the weekly schedule and assignments for a classroom from Monday, April 9th through Friday, April 13th. It includes details on daily reading, spelling, writing and homework assignments. Tests are scheduled for spelling on Wednesday and math on Thursday. Friday includes a spelling test, reading homework due, and an early dismissal for a carnival. The math robot project is also due on Friday.
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This document provides a weekly schedule from Monday to Friday, noting that an e-card needs to be signed on Monday and STAAR testing will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, with Thursday and Friday not having any specific events listed.
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This schedule outlines assignments for a class over the course of a week. It lists the days of the week and assignments or tests due each day, including a word of the week due on Wednesday, an e-card signature due on Tuesday, a measurement review due on Friday, and a paired passage and measurement test also due at the end of the week on Friday.
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This weekly schedule outlines assignments and events for a student from Monday through Friday, including a robot project due on Monday, getting an e-card signed on Tuesday, the Writing STAAR test being administered over Tuesday and Wednesday with campus closed both days, and math and fact fluency assignments due on Friday along with a parent signature.
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This document provides a weekly schedule for a student from Monday, March 25th to Friday, March 29th. It includes assignments and tests due each day such as a Boggle lesson on Monday, an expository writing prompt final draft due on Thursday, report cards and math homework going home on Thursday, and STAAR testing materials due on Wednesday. Friday there is no school for a holiday.
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This document provides a weekly schedule for a classroom from Monday, March 18th to Friday, March 22nd. It includes assignments and assessments for math, writing, and reading due throughout the week, including a word work review, narrative writing draft, think through math parent signature, plot homework, math fact fluency assessment, geometry homework, and end of the grading period.
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This weekly schedule outlines events for a classroom from Monday to Friday, including assignments due, tests, and special events like a book fair and open house. Word ladders are due on Wednesday, there is a science test on resources and conservation on Tuesday, and decimal homework is due with a decimal test on Wednesday. Thursday has an open house and the following week is spring break.
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This weekly schedule outlines assignments and activities for a classroom from Monday, February 25th through Friday, March 1st. Key events include a word of the week due on Wednesday, 30 minutes of math on Monday, a signed parent signature due on Friday, decimal homework and fact checking due on Friday, and the book fair opening during lunch and recess on Friday.
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This document provides a weekly schedule and assignments for a student named Antis/Davies/Mulder from Monday February 11th through Friday February 15th. It includes assignments due for prepositions and adverbs homework on Thursday, a caterpillar race project due on Friday, and a fractions test on Friday. A Valentine's Day class party is scheduled for Thursday at 2:30pm.
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This document provides a weekly schedule for Antis/Davies/Mulder classroom from Monday February 4th through Friday February 8th. The schedule includes activities such as Chick-Fil-A Night, Word Work review due, Picture Day, homework assignments due like poetry and math, and a Mother/Son Game Night.
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This document outlines the schedule and assignments for a week of school. On Monday it was day 2, Tuesday was day 3, Wednesday was day 4, Thursday was day 1, and Friday was day 2. Assignments included getting an e-card signed, completing a "Be a Mind Reader" assignment due Friday, attending a family health night and PTA meeting, taking a science quiz on weathering and erosion on Friday, completing a poem assignment due Friday, and practicing math facts with times 9 tables.
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This school week summary outlines events from Monday through Friday. Monday was a student and staff holiday. On Tuesday, students needed to get an electronic card signed. Thursday's homework on reading a timeline was due on Friday. Friday included lessons on fractions, times tables practice, and a quiz on weathering and erosion in science.
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This schedule outlines assignments for a classroom from Monday to Friday of one week. On Monday, students were assigned a word ladder due on Thursday and book orders were due on Friday. On Wednesday, a story assignment called "The Summer Trip" was due on Friday. On Thursday, there was a math review of division and on Friday, a division test along with the deadline for glow run registration.
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This weekly schedule outlines events for a classroom from Monday to Friday. On Monday, a science wind sock project was due and on Tuesday students were asked to return signed e-cards. Wednesday was for studying adjectives and math for an assessment on Thursday. Thursday also included a movie with specific items to bring. Friday had a sing-along, holiday party before early dismissal.
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This weekly schedule outlines assignments and assessments for a classroom from Monday, December 10th through Friday, December 14th. Key events include a word study review due on Wednesday, science wind sock project due on December 17th, writing homework on adjectives and math division homework due on Friday, and tests in science about weather and word study on Friday. Hands-on science is scheduled for Thursday.
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The document outlines assignments and tests for a student from Monday, December 3rd to Friday, December 7th including making a whole wheat bread recipe and wind sock due on Wednesday and Thursday respectively, a multiplication test on Thursday, and making words lesson due on Friday.
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