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The document outlines activities for an eTwinning library project called "Meeting, Learning, Doing. Be our guest, please!" held by Primary School Number 4 in Sochaczew, Poland. It includes events for the International Day of Animals and International School Library Month in November 2010. Students participated in poster, photo, poem and short story competitions with submissions due by November 15th. The works would become gifts for the Azorek animal shelter.
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