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This lesson plan covers drawing triangles as homework, with an aim to prepare students for an exam on Friday about Module 6, Lesson 8. It directs students to complete an opening exercise on page S.40 of their textbook and do now work, in order to study for an exam on drawing triangles this coming Friday.
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