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This document provides information about Ms. Mekus' first grade class for the fall of 2008. It outlines what subjects will be covered, including math, science, social studies, and reading. It discusses the use of technology in the classroom for projects and the classroom website. It also provides Ms. Mekus' contact information for any parents who have questions.
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