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The document outlines the weekly lesson plan and activities for a preschool classroom. The focus for the week is on pets and what they eat. Each day covers different topics like carnivores and herbivores, how pets eat, and how much pets eat. Activities include art projects, dramatic play, reading books about pets, discussions, games and movement activities.
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