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This document provides information about an actress named Jenny Perkins and her daily routine. It includes: - A description of Jenny's job as an actress in theater and cartoons. She wakes up at 6am, drops her daughter off at school, then goes to work at the theater until 4pm. - After work, she picks up her daughter from swimming lessons. They visit her mother for snacks before going home, where her husband cooks dinner. - The document asks students to answer questions about Jenny's job and routine, and has Emma draw her own daily schedule using suggested frequency words.
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