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This document appears to be about a school role playing activity where students pretend to go through different scenarios like going to school, learning about traditional dresses and dances, celebrating holidays like Halloween, and collaborating on activities like carving pumpkins. It includes illustrations of students participating in school routines, cultural celebrations, Halloween parties, games, and storytelling.

SCHOOL
We play and learn
School Routines

We discover
traditional
dresses and
celebrate
dancing.

This year for Halloween we are Little Devils.

We participate in
a colourfull
Parade, we play
games and trick
or treat.

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