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The document discusses an English lesson where students were assigned to write postcards based on countries they visited, wanted to visit, or would visit. The students enjoyed the topic and created handmade postcards for their teacher. The teacher had the class vote for the top three postcards to win prizes. The two winners received colored sweets and shared them with their classmates and teacher.
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