School Open House Grade4
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This document provides an overview of Miss. Mitchell's fourth grade classroom. It introduces Miss. Mitchell as the teacher and outlines her goal to bring energy and motivation to help students learn. The summary covers the main subjects that will be taught: literacy, language arts, spelling, writing, math, science, and social studies. It concludes by welcoming students back to school and stating the classroom will be full of energy and fun.
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